While examining the shortcomings of the land reforms in the past, elaborate what land reforms 2.0 should look like.
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Disproportionate distribution of land in India is the primary reason being low agricultural output, impacting India's economic growth → needing land reform. Past land reforms had many shortcomings: (1) High Ceiling: Non-uniformly in ceiling values. Andhra had high ceiling of 812 hectare. (2) Quality Lands were distributed very unequal of low quality. (3) Failing reform movements: GARHDHAN & BHOODAM movements were isolated. (4) State non-compliance: While Bengal (cp. Bengal) and Kerala had good outcomes, Bihar x UP lagged behind.
— Abhishek Chauhan · AIR 102
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Abhishek Chauhan
Land Reforms, Liberalization, Infrastructure & Investment
Land Reforms in India
Land Reforms 2.0
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