Farmers' Indebtedness and Agrarian Crisis in India

Farmers' Indebtedness and Agrarian Crisis in IndiaIndian agriculture is suffering due to low capital formation, inadequate expenditure on irrigation and extension services and a dearth of cheap and inaccessible credit. All these have led to the problem of agrarian crisis which is evident from recurrent suicides by farmers in the country. In this backdrop, the book examines magnitude and factors of indebtedness among farmers of Telangana State. It identifies the sources of credit and for what purposes

This along with an analytical introduction adds to the utility of the book as it pertains to a theme which is not only of academic but of popular interest

The study covers a sample of 300 farming units

To his credit he published more them 110 papers and attend around 205 Seminars

The study is essentially a micro-level research

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Development of the country has been the central theme of his interest and studies

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Jeelani has a very long teaching experience to her credit

he has authored a number of scholarly books besides over two dozen research papers

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