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Budgeting in a time of crisis -TCA Ramanujam

-The Hindu Keynesian economics offers guidelines for preparing the Budget The Great Depression wrecked the economies of the U.S. and Europe. In the words of Jonathan Alter, when Franklin Roosevelt became the American President in 1933, he was told: “Mr. President, if your programme succeeds you would be the greatest President in American history. If it fails, you will be the worst one”. Roosevelt replied: “If it fails, I will be the...

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Nitish Diminish

-The Indian Express Bihar order against criticism of Government online is against governance. The Chief Minister must scrap it. The Bihar Government’s decision to designate “objectionable and indecent” comments made online against the state Government or its ministers, MLAs, MPs and officials as cyber-crime is one more example of elected Governments abusing their power to buy themselves a Teflon shield against criticism, dissent and accountability. In November last year, the Kerala Government...

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Odisha Millets Mission extends lessons for other states, nations -Diptimayee Jena and Srijit Mishra

-PolicyCircle.org The Special Programme for Promotion of Millets in Tribal Areas of Odisha: Malnutrition is one of the greatest health and development challenges at present. Ending all forms of malnutrition by 2030 is one of the targets under the second sustainable development goal. Revival of millets that are considered as smart crops because of their resilience to climate change and nutritional advantages will be important in this regard. The Special Programme...

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Climate crisis lies at the heart of farmer protests in India -Omair Ahmad

-IndiaClimateDialogue.net Protests by Indian farmers against three new farm laws have deep roots in income insecurity, which is driven by changing rainfall patterns and incentives that promote the overuse of water The protests by Indian farmers against three laws initially passed as ordinances have gone from sporadic in August 2020 to the biggest peaceful civil society protest in the world. Despite 11 rounds of talks and the creation of a committee by...

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In agri-credit, small farmers are still outside the fence -AS Mittal

-The Hindu The agriculture sector’s performance has not been commensurate with the increasing subsidised credit it receives Farmers on the warpath would mean that agriculture reforms have again occupied centrestage not just in the minds of the politicians but also policymakers. To enable small farmers to diversify their crops or improve their income they must have access to credit at reasonable rates of interest. This has been an agenda of the triad...

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