Changes in agrarian structure in India

By:

"Laxminarayan, H."

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Agricole publishing; 1982Description: 163 : illSubject(s):

Land reform India

DDC classification:

333.31 LAX

Summary: Dr H Laxminarayan and Shri S S Tyagi have made a useful attempt in this book to present the basic features of changing agrarian structure in India, at the all India as well as state level, on the basis of the data from the various rounds of the National Sample Survey and Agricultural Census, supplemented by information from other sources including the studies made by the Agricultural Economics Research Centre, University of Delhi.

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Dr H Laxminarayan and Shri S S Tyagi have made a useful attempt in this book to present the basic features of changing agrarian structure in India, at the all India as well as state level, on the basis of the data from the various rounds of the National Sample Survey and Agricultural Census, supplemented by information from other sources including the studies made by the Agricultural Economics Research Centre, University of Delhi.

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