Author: G.S. BhallaPublisher: National Book TrustYear: 2007Language: EnglishPages: 348ISBN/UPC (if available): 9788123749433
Description
Critically reviewing the performance of Indian agriculture since independence, the book examines the relative performance of Indian agriculture both during the plan period and post-reform period as well as the role of agriculture in the development of Indian economy. The book also underlines the main cause of deceleration of agriculture in the post-reform period and makes policy suggestions for regeneration of Indian agriculture.
Contents
AcknowledgementsPreface1. Introduction2. Natural Resource Base of Indian Agriculture3. Changes in Agrarian structure in India4. Planning for Agricultural Growth5. Agricultural Growth in India Since 1950-516. Agricultural Inputs-Seeds and Fertiliser7. Agricultural Inputs-Irrigation8. Agricultural Credit9. Agricultural Marketing and Warehousing10. Price Interventions in Agricultural Markets: Agricultural Price Policy in India 11. WTO and Indian Agriculture12. Trends in Agricultural Trade in context of The Reform Process13. Food security in India in the Context of Trade Liberalization14. The Condition of Indian Farmer: The Impact of Globalization and Agricultural Liberalization 15. Socio-Economic Condition of Agricultural Labourers16. New Direction for Agricultural Regeneration