The last decade and a half has been marked by deceleration in India's
agricultural growth, agrarian crisis and food and livelihood security issues,
and this book provides an insightful analysis of the various dimensions of these
problems. The authors and panelists, of national and international repute, have
provided a rich analysis of all the major aspects of this issue--technology,
markets, natural resources, climate change, institutions, and policy framework.
The book should be immensely useful to researchers, scholars, policymakers, and
all those interested in Indian agriculture. Contributors include Yogesh Bhatt,
Sangeeta Chakravarty, Ramesh Chand, S. Galab, Nilabja Ghosh, Danish A. Hashim,
K. S. Kavi Kumar, N. Chandrasekhara Rao, P.