Spontaneous Dialogue Ep 8: India needs a Second Green Revolution
India’s farm policy since the green revolution has not led to improved farmer productivity or income. The complex system of procuring and selling grain through the Food Corporation of India and the Public Distribution System is full of leakages and has
By Spontaneous Order
India’s farm policy since the green revolution has not led to improved farmer productivity or income. The complex system of procuring and selling grain through the Food Corporation of India and the Public Distribution System is full of leakages and has not delivered on the promise of remunerative farming and cheap grain. This podcast explores the path forward for India’s farm policy and explains the importance of having a “Second Green Revolution”.
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About Spontaneous Order
A peep into modern Indian history by some of the finest liberal minds, who sought to shred the banality of pseudo-socialism in Independent India. In a country dominated by false political values, which had, in fact, no basis of existence neither in the independence movement or the native soil, SO brings out the dynamics of a political order that could have changed the country forever.