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    1.

    "In the villages itself no form of credit organization will be suitable


    except the cooperative society". Discuss this statement in the
    background of agricultural finance in India. What constraints and
    challenges do finance institutions supplying agricultural finance face?
    How can technology be used to better reach and serve rural clients? [10]

    2. In view of the declining average size of land holdings in India which has
    made agriculture non-viable for a majority of farmers, should contract
    farming and land leasing be promoted in agriculture? Critically evaluate
    the pros and cons. [10]

    3. Comment on the challenges for inclusive growth which include careless


    and useless manpower in the Indian Context. Suggest some measures to
    be taken for facing these challenges. [10]

    4. How and to what extent would micro-irrigation help in solving India's


    water crisis? [10]

    5. What is decentralized planning? Why this model is best suitable for


    economic development of India. [10]

    6. Describe how resources are transferred from the centre to the states in
    India. [10]

    7. What are challenges and opportunities of food processing sector in the


    country? How can income of farmers be substantially increased by
    encouraging food processing? [10]

    8. What is meaning of effienency in irrigation and water productivity?


    What are the initiatives of the government encourage efficiency in
    irrigation and water productivity. [10]

    9. What are the constraints in agriculture market in India? How the farmer
    produce trade and commerce (promotion and facilitation) act can resolve
    this issue? [10]

    10. What are the important farm subsidies in India and what are their
    justifications? [20]

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    11. Although the government announced MSP for whole Country but it is
    cornered in a few states only. Why? Suggest some measures to make
    MSP effective for whole country. [20]

    12. What is economic cost of food grain? Why the country faces the
    problem of food inflation although it has bumper production of Food
    grain? [20]

    13. What is the objective of land reform in India? Explain effect of Land
    reform on productivity and poverty. [20]

    14. What is the concept of supply chain management? What steps have been
    taken by the government of India to improve the Supply chain in the
    Country? [20]

    15. Discuss the various issues that hinder the development of the port
    infrastructure in India and state the recent measures taken by the
    government to address the same. [10]

    16. Fertigation can help sustainably grow more food in a changing climate
    while radically reducing the use of precious resources such as water and
    minimizing nutrient losses to the environment. Discuss. [10]

    17. Explaining the concept of multi-dimensional poverty, state the measures


    which have been taken to address this problem in India. [10]

    18. What is 'Washing Consensus'? Do you think that India has achieved its
    good for which the economy was liberalized in 1991? [10]

    19. Highlighting the instruments of monetary policy available with RBI,


    discuss how it not only acts as a banker to the commercial banks but also
    to the government [10]

    20. Bring out the major factors responsible for the stagnation in acreage,
    production, and productivity of pulses in India. What reform measures
    would you suggest in this regard? [10]

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