Agrarian Reforms and Institutional Changes in India |
Contents
Evolution of Agrarian Reforms Policy | 15 |
Abolition of Intermediaries | 29 |
Security for Tenantsatwill Including Sharecroppers 4 | 43 |
Ceilings on Landholdings | 79 |
Bhoodan and Gramdan | 95 |
Small and Marginal Farmers | 106 |
Agricultural Labourers | 116 |
Changes in the Agrarian Structure Since Independence | 134 |
Supply of Credit by Cooperatives and other Institutional | 175 |
Cooperative and other Institutional Arrangements | 196 |
Farming | 206 |
Distribution | 213 |
Summary and Conclusion | 221 |
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abolished abolition of intermediaries acres agrarian reforms agrarian structure agricul Agricultural Census agricultural development agricultural labourers agricultural production agricultural research Andhra Pradesh Assam average big farmers Bihar ceiling laws ceilings on landholdings cent co-operative farming commercial banks Commission Committee consolidation of holdings crop crores Delhi distribution economic efficient ensure eviction Five Year Plan Government Govt Gramdan growth Gujarat Haryana hectares Himachal Pradesh implementation improvement increased India inputs institutional credit irrigation Jammu & Kashmir Karnataka Kerala lakh Land Reforms land revenue landlords landowners large number leased in area loans Madhya Pradesh Maharashtra Manipur marginal farmers marginal holdings marketing societies million hectares moneylenders Nagaland National organised Orissa personal cultivation produce programme Punjab Rajasthan regions rent Report research and extension Rural Development security of tenure sharecroppers small and marginal supply surplus land Table Tamil Nadu tenancy reform tenants tenants-at-will Tripura upto Uttar Pradesh village wage West Bengal zamindari