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Land attracts fertiliser , capital and water , and thus becomes the main source of rural inequality and power . The commercial banks and other institutions have viewed with distrust and apprehension schemes to help the landless poor .
Land attracts fertiliser , capital and water , and thus becomes the main source of rural inequality and power . The commercial banks and other institutions have viewed with distrust and apprehension schemes to help the landless poor .
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Because of the absence of pressure from below , the implementation of such schemes becomes totally depen- dent on the corrupt and over - worked bureaucracy . The impediments to the growth of consciousness and aware- ness among the rural ...
Because of the absence of pressure from below , the implementation of such schemes becomes totally depen- dent on the corrupt and over - worked bureaucracy . The impediments to the growth of consciousness and aware- ness among the rural ...
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The introduction of universal fran- chise generated a unique type of awareness among people . This resul- ted in a profound ferment among the rural populace and subjected them to a wide variety of propaganda ...
The introduction of universal fran- chise generated a unique type of awareness among people . This resul- ted in a profound ferment among the rural populace and subjected them to a wide variety of propaganda ...
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