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Agricultural distress or voter stress? A tale of useless loan waivers

The game is on and whether Pappu wins or Feku loses at the electoral stakes, the farmer has…

A green budget for a resurgent rural India

This visionary and reform-oriented Green Budget for 2018-19 was expected to be a populist budget…

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