This article talks about the economic status of provincial India. It centers on the present status of provincial regions and the emerging powers that will change life in rustic territories through the mid twenty- first century. During the twentieth century, innovation disintegrated the business base of most country networks, discouraged earnings, and made out-relocation the main plan of action for millions. The fortunes of rustic networks are peripatetic. Some are proceeding to meet financial decrease. Others are attempting to adapt to quick development in the populace, land use clashes, and developing interest for open administrations. The twenty-first century could rather support provincial networks. Monetary and segment patterns are diminishing the expense of separation and expanding the estimation of the opportunity. Innovation is lessening the requirement for proximate workers. Interest in the provincial network way of life is developing. With viable provincial policy, rural networks could contribute considerably more to the national economy.