Seminar, Temas341-352R. Thapar, 1988 |
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... farmers at heavily subsidised rates cannot possibly go on conceding to farmers ' demands indiscriminately.27 a 25. In a pre - budget survey many leading Indian Economists therefore favoured introduction of agricultural income tax . See ...
... farmers at heavily subsidised rates cannot possibly go on conceding to farmers ' demands indiscriminately.27 a 25. In a pre - budget survey many leading Indian Economists therefore favoured introduction of agricultural income tax . See ...
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... farmers not to speak of agricultural labourers - are the worst victims of administrative corruption , nepotism , and arrogance . Their condition has not improved as they ... farmers was organised in New Delhi which submitted a Farmer Power.
... farmers not to speak of agricultural labourers - are the worst victims of administrative corruption , nepotism , and arrogance . Their condition has not improved as they ... farmers was organised in New Delhi which submitted a Farmer Power.
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... farmers . And the same was the case with Punjab where a majority of the farmers produce a net surplus . - In the case of Karnataka too , Nadkarni points out how despite having started in the Malaprabha region , the farmers ' movement ...
... farmers . And the same was the case with Punjab where a majority of the farmers produce a net surplus . - In the case of Karnataka too , Nadkarni points out how despite having started in the Malaprabha region , the farmers ' movement ...
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