FARMS ACT: THINK BEYOND POLITICS
FARMS ACT: THINK BEYOND POLITICS SHUBHAM BUDHIRAJA [1] At eve of Independence, Indian economy was a stagnant and backward economy facing stances of poor production and productivity. The large dependence on agriculture sector was a cause of concern for the state. India with a promise of a welfare state along-with its goal of growth and development had to revive this poor state of economy leaving behind by colonial government. The First Five year plan was focused on agriculture situation and suggestible improvements to it. However the fruits of these seeds only seen in 1960 with a mark of Green revolution when new production technology, fertilizers introduced and India started experimenting with multi-cropping with no seasonal dependence. However with increasing shift to Industrialization and opening up the doors to market, India saw a new chapter in its growth. Though this growth was largely confined to service and Industrial sector and not to the agricultural sector. The proble