Editor/Contributors
Preface
Introduction | Abhijit Sen

1.Change Processes in Dryland Communities
   V.M. Rao
 

2.Present Status and Promise of Dairying in India
   R.K. Patel    
 

3.Towards Development of Subsistence Farmers: The
   Need for New Approaches and Strategies
   V. Rajagopalan 
 

4.Globalisation and Agricultural Policy in India
   G.S. Bhalla 
 

5.Forests, People and Economics
   M.V. Nadkarni
 

6.Agricultural Price Policy and Development:
   Some Facts and Emerging Issues
   S.S. Acharya
 

7.India’s Irrigation Sector: Myths and Realities
   B.D. Dhawan
 

8.Sustainable Development: Some Reflections
   Katar Singh
 

9.Some Reflections on Food Security in India
   P.S. George
 

10.Agricultural Research and Small Farms
     Dayanatha Jha
 

11.Policy Framework for Reorienting Agricultural Development
     Bhupat M. Desai
 

12.Indian Agriculture in the New Millennium: Human
     Response to Technology Challenges
     G.K. Chadha
 

13.Constraints to Growth in Indian Agriculture: Needed
     Technology, Resource Management and Trade Strategies
     C. Ramasamy
 

14.Price and Non-Price Reform in Indian Agriculture:
     A Re-examination and Some Reflections
     Kanchan Chopra
 

15.Rural Credit in India: Issues and Concerns
     Y.S.P. Thorat
 

16.Presidential Address
     Abhijit Sen
 

17.Presidential Address
     Isher Judge Ahluwalia
 

18.Mountain Agriculture: Development Policies and Perspectives
     Narpat S. Jodha
 

19.Decentralisation of Natural Resource Management
     in India: An Institutional Perspective
     Dinesh K. Marothia
 

20.Growth, Inequality and Poverty Linkages during 1983-2005:
    Implications for Socially Inclusive Growth
     Sukhadeo Thorat
 

21.India’s Development Drama 1991–2011: From Milton
     Friedman to Mahatma Gandhi
     N.A. Mujumdar
 

22.Secondary Agriculture: A Driver for Growth of
    Primary Agriculture in India
     P.G. Chengappa
 

23.Challenges of Food Security in India: Role of Food Policy and Technology
     Karam Singh
 

24.Has Indian Agriculture Become Crowded and Risky?:
    Status, Implications and the Way Forward
    P.K. Joshi
 

25.State, Agriculture and Policymaking
     R.S. Deshpande