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Let them live with their land and honour
Congress government has not been able to abide by its pre-election promise of addressing a range of land-related issues in the state.
22 December 2023, 19:13 IST
Let them live with their land and honour
22 December 2023, 19:13 IST
Dollar dreams in the land of rupees
When sounding calls to strengthen Karnataka's industrial sector, its draconian and anti-worker policies are often ignored
05 December 2022, 22:28 IST
Dollar dreams in the land of rupees
05 December 2022, 22:28 IST
Russia's new farmers and their significance
A nation in transition, a new nationalism seeks to challenge US-NATO hegemony and makes assertions for its own place in the new world order
11 October 2022, 20:59 IST
Russia's new farmers and their significance
11 October 2022, 20:59 IST
A ‘position paper’ to echo a master narrative
The report is not wrong in challenging the Western-centric orientation of social sciences in India
22 July 2022, 20:40 IST
A ‘position paper’ to echo a master narrative
22 July 2022, 20:40 IST
Chamarajanagar district's health sector needs overhaul
Key questions that any enquiry into the system needs to look at are not only at the hospital per se but to the overall conditions of the health sector in the district
08 May 2021, 23:02 IST
Chamarajanagar district's health sector needs overhaul
08 May 2021, 23:02 IST
'Lockdown spared no thought for the rural sector'
The biggest lesson that we must learn from this unplanned lockdown is that the current political dispensation is not really representative of the interests of the people, says social anthropologist A R Vasavi, who has studied the farmer crisis in Karnataka extensively.
12 April 2020, 02:53 IST
'Lockdown spared no thought for the rural sector'
12 April 2020, 02:53 IST
Those who enter commercial circuits are more vulnerable
Recurrent farmer suicides and the recent farmers’ marches in Delhi and Mumbai have made agrarian distress a political issue. Populist posturing and offerings such as loan waivers and income support are a ploy to retain electoral alliances and will only appease a section of farmers without addressing the foundational problems of rural and agrarian India. Suicides by farmers in the relatively richer and wet belts indicate that it is largely the commercialisation of agriculture and the integration of cultivators into a web of risks that is making them susceptible to high distress.
02 February 2019, 20:51 IST
Those who enter commercial circuits are more vulnerable
02 February 2019, 20:51 IST