Agriculture Sector in Inclusive Growth: Causes Consequences and Remedies

Contents : 1. Agriculture Sector in Inclusive Growth. 2. Inclusive Growth and Agriculture Development. 3. Agricultural Finance and Inclusive Growth. 4. Agriculture Development and Inclusive Growth. 5. Indian Agriculture Sector in Inclusive Growth. 6. Development and Policy Measures. 7. Inclusive Growth in Agriculture Sector. 8. Promote Agricultural Development through Inclusive Growth. 9. Sustainable Agriculture and Climate Change. 10. Future Perspective of Indian Agricultural Growth. 11. Agriculture and Rural Growth. 12. Challenges before Agriculture Growth. 13. Indian Agricultural Growth; Agricultural Productivity. 14. Perspective of Future Challenges and Options in Agriculture. 15. Future Perspective on Indian Agricultural Growth. 16. Evaluating and Futures of Crop Insurance Schemes. 17. Be Bright Future of Indian Agriculture through Solving the Problem of Food Inflation. 18. The Future of Indian Agriculture. 19. Impact on Climate Change. 20. Climate Change Impact and Crop Insurance in India. 21. Empirical Evidence of Future Indian Agriculture. 22. Climate Change and its Impact on Agricultural Production, Food Security and Water Management in India and South Asia. 23. Climate Change, Agricultural Productivity and Adaptations. 24. Agriculture and Environment for Inclusive Economic Growth. 25. Green Revolution with Protection of Environment; Environmental Impacts of Productivity—Enhancing Crop Technologies on Eco-System and Human Life. 26. Impact of Green Revolution on Agricultural Development. 27. Climate Change and its Impact on Indian Agriculture.

Inclusive growth is a process which yields broad based benefits and ensures equality and opportunity for all with social justice. Its objective is to achieve equity in every sector. In India majority of the population lives in rural areas which is often identified with the agricultural sector. This sector has huge potential for growth once there is sufficient investment in infrastructures, ensuring linkage to markets and easier access to assets and skills. Infusion of appropriate technology and expanding base for self-sustained employment and alleviation of poverty can be done only through agricultural development. Unless, agriculture is developed, we may not bring the millions of people in the mainstream of development. This book is a mixture of opinions has been arranged into the system without confusing the general readers. A considerable care has been given towards placement of facts and figure within the book. This book is a unique edition to study the problems relating to the advancement of agriculture in India. It will be of immense value of policy-makers, students and institutions engaged in agricultural planning. (jacket)