Atleast read what 5 6 report recommends instead of labelling. Swaminathan talked about tailoring MSP calculation and removing it all together to liberate the foodgrain sector with abolition of apmc act.
Isn’t one of the asks of the farmers movement that Swaminathan committee’s recommendations on MSP be applied?
Yet, 3.1 is seemingly speaking against MSP while asking another to read only Swaminathan. It seems you bhakts are so uneducated that you keep hitting your foot on the axe.
Free markets in horticulture, milk is different from foodgrains, MSP was never a legal right and you should be reading M S Swaminathan on India. agriculture but not otherwise.
Reforms create inequity. Socialistic pattern of society is part of our basic structure. Article 39(b) and (c) overrides Part 3. I don't know how many lawyers in LI are aware of this. Reforms only benefits a corporate slave in Peninsula Corporate Park and not a BA graduate in Darbhanga in Bihar.
Your government with a majority repealed the bills because elections are coming, and somehow it is Congress' fault? Wow! Next you will say that it is a Nehruvian mistake that Modi rectified now by repealing. At least show some respect to your education once in a while by being logical and owning up to mistakes. Apologised yet for your support of demonetization?
We already have free markets in agriculture. The farmers are free to sell wherever, but they also have the 'base price' (aka MSP) safety net. This safety net is needed to incentive production of food grains.
For more on connection between food grains, development and base price, see the 'Tracking Development' work of David Henley at Leiden.
Yet, 3.1 is seemingly speaking against MSP while asking another to read only Swaminathan. It seems you bhakts are so uneducated that you keep hitting your foot on the axe.
Bestie the only “Indian” entities likely to become richer after the three farm laws were vertically integrated food businesses.
That money wasn’t going to reach you ❤️
But BJP could have made consensus and implemented it instead of shoving down the throats.
For more on connection between food grains, development and base price, see the 'Tracking Development' work of David Henley at Leiden.