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Action Plan to Address Agrarian Distress in India

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  • Satish Chander

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The government of India has appointed many committees to look into the issue of agrarian distress in India. An Expert Panel was constituted by the National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development to evolve an implementable plan of action based on the various recommendations of these committees. Based on this the Panel has proposed short and medium term measures; scaling up field experiences and with a focus on financial sector and a roll out plan.

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  • Satish Chander, 2008. "Action Plan to Address Agrarian Distress in India," Working Papers id:1476, eSocialSciences.
    • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:1476
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