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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Agriculture reforms:: a mantra for equitable growth -Ajay S Shriram

Agriculture reforms:: a mantra for equitable growth -Ajay S Shriram

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published Published on Jan 24, 2020   modified Modified on Jan 24, 2020
-The Indian Express

There are many things that the government can do to improve ease of doing business for kisan and industry.

The budget season is upon us, with a flurry of submissions being made to the finance minister from all quarters. The budget itself could result in a fine-tuning of tax rates and allocation adjustments against various expenditure heads/ministries. There are implications from these for all sectors. And no less for one sector — agriculture — that supports the livelihoods of 495.13 million citizens and 100.70 million households directly dependent on farming, as per the NABARD’s All-India Rural Financial Inclusion Survey of 2016-17.

Agriculture in India is extraordinarily heterogeneous on account of climatic conditions, landholding sizes, soil types, access to water, nature and variety of crops grown, etc. On top of these, we have the farmer, who faces the twin challenges of climate change and crop price fluctuations.

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The Indian Express, 23 January, 2020, https://indianexpress.com/article/india/agriculture-reforms-a-mantra-for-equitable-growth-6230750/


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