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In his seminal book 'Principles of Labour Welfare' (1968), Prof. M. V. Moorthy defined welfare in its broadest ecological sense as 'a state of living of an individual or a…

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The welfare is a state of living of an individual or a group in desirable relation to the total environment , animate and inanimate , according to :

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In his seminal book 'Principles of Labour Welfare' (1968), Prof. M. V. Moorthy defined welfare in its broadest ecological sense as 'a state of living of an individual or a group in a desirable relationship with the total environment—animate and inanimate, ecological, economic, and social.'

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