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Middle-class environmentalism is over

There is also the strong belief - coming from the well-established economic lexicon - that farming is now under-productive or unproductive and that it needs to be pushed back

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Sunita Narain
A few fortnights ago I asked the question if countries like India could afford to take the beaten path to economic growth and sustainability or we would have to reinvent. I also said that there was little appetite to do growth differently, but it has to be.
 
Take the agrarian crisis, which is on our head today. For once the face of the farmer is in the news. It is clear that whatever governments — past and current — have done is not working. Indian farmers are caught in a pincer — on the one hand, the food they
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