NCDC disbursements have risen steadily from Rs 5,736 crore in 2014-15 to Rs 41,031 crore in 2022-23. With this, NCDC has achieved about 28% average annual growth rate in disburseme
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Seasonal, as well as shock components, contribute to the spikes of tomato and onion prices, and requires policy attention, the Economic Survey 2021-22 said.Seasonality in prices results from seasonal production patterns, it said. .
Farmers protests: An intellectual biography of India’s new agri laws It is time for politicians, administrators, economists, policymakers and other concerned citizens to examine the evolution of these laws Gautam Chikermane December 13, 2020 11:29:47 IST Protesting farmers listen to a speaker as they hold an agitation at a highway. AP
The debate around the economics and administration of farm laws stands frozen by politics. It is, therefore, time for politicians, administrators, economists, policymakers and other concerned citizens to examine the evolution of these laws. The three laws that have been enacted by Parliament attempt to take farmers towards harvesting economic gains; they have thus far been held back by outdated laws, manipulated markets and vested interests-driven corruption. This is aside from macro-factors, such as India moving away from
An intellectual biography of India’s new farm laws
A comprehensive guide to the history of India’s agriculture policy in the context of the recently enacted Farm Laws.
he debate around the economics and administration of farm laws stands frozen by politics. It is, therefore, time for politicians, administrators, economists, policymakers and other concerned citizens to examine the evolution of these laws. The three laws that have been enacted by Parliament attempt to take farmers towards harvesting economic gains; they have thus far been held back by outdated laws, manipulated markets and vested interests-driven corruption. This is aside from macro-factors, such as India moving away from food shortages into an era of surpluses.