The recently enacted laws on agriculture that are being opposed will not resolve problems afflicting the people, related to hunger, malnutrition and livelihood of the small peasantry who comprise the majority of farmers in India, says Professor Biswajit Dhar, who teaches economics at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, in an interview with NewsClick.
The recently enacted laws on agriculture that are being opposed will not resolve the problems afflicting the people, related to hunger, malnutrition and the livelihood of the small peasantry who comprise the majority of farmers in India, says Professor Biswajit Dhar, who teaches economics at the Jawaharlal Nehru University, in an interview with NewsClick.