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... rural inequality and power . The commercial banks and other institutions have viewed with distrust and apprehension schemes to help the landless poor . Therefore , it follows that the programme of land reform should primarily mean an ...
... rural inequality and power . The commercial banks and other institutions have viewed with distrust and apprehension schemes to help the landless poor . Therefore , it follows that the programme of land reform should primarily mean an ...
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... rural poor are legion . First , it is their weak economy and poverty that makes them completely dependent on the medium and big farmers . Even if landlordism is totally abolished and ceiling laws are implemented , exploitation in the rural ...
... rural poor are legion . First , it is their weak economy and poverty that makes them completely dependent on the medium and big farmers . Even if landlordism is totally abolished and ceiling laws are implemented , exploitation in the rural ...
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... rural populace and subjected them to a wide variety of propaganda , gene- rating various social currents and organisational formations and asso- ciations . The repeated exposure to campaigns and manipulations by political parties was a ...
... rural populace and subjected them to a wide variety of propaganda , gene- rating various social currents and organisational formations and asso- ciations . The repeated exposure to campaigns and manipulations by political parties was a ...
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