1. Kangra and Mahindergarh districts in Himachal Pradesh and Haryana respectively; Barmer in Rajasthan; Balaghat in M.P; Panchamahal in Gujarat; Ratnagiri and southern regions in Maharastra ; Rayalaseema in Andhra Pradesh; north Arcot in Tamilnadu; and coorg in Karnataka. The first type of areas are characterized by a high production of non-agricultural labour, more industries and, therefore, high industrial and agricultural wages. On the other hand, in the latter areas the proportion of non-agricultural is low, they are less industrialized and, therefore, agricultural and industrial wages are low.