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Is loan waiver a panacea for rural distress?

Almost 60% of land holding in Rajasthan is by small and marginal farmers, who cannot reap the benefits of large scale farming and are unable to achieve market prices for their produce. Research published in The Fina...

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Is loan waiver a panacea for rural distress?

Research published in The Financial Express highlights some of the best ways to help tackle distress among small and marginal farmers in Andhra Pradesh. Andhra Pradesh has one of the highest national rates of farmer...

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Why cancelling the LPG subsidy is a poor option

New research by Bjorn Larsen outlines policies which could improve the lives of millions of people in Rajasthan by reducing the pollution caused by indoor cookstoves. Almost 70% of the population in Rajasthan still ...

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Why cancelling the LPG subsidy is a poor option

New research by Bjorn Larsen  outlines policies which could improve the lives of millions of people in Andhra Pradesh by reducing the pollution caused by indoor cookstoves. Almost 40% of the population in AP still u...

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Poverty: The direct approach isn’t always best

An oped this week in Mint reported on research into two important policy options which aim to tackle poverty in Rajasthan. The research was conducted by Munshi Sulaiman, Research Director of Save the Children Intern...

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Ease of doing business: Land record reforms ahoy!

A new study by Nirupama Soundararajan and Shagun Khurana of Pahle India Foundation (PIF) looks at how business reforms can help Rajasthan get ahead, estimating both costs and benefits of the policies.

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Ease of doing business: Land record reforms ahoy!

A new study by Nirupama Soundararajan and Shagun Khurana of Pahle India Foundation (PIF) looks at how business reforms can help Andhra Pradesh get ahead, estimating both costs and benefits of the policies. Andhra Pr...

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Poverty: The direct approach isn’t always best

An oped this week in Mint reported on research into two important policy options which aim to tackle poverty in Andhra Pradesh. The research was conducted by Munshi Sulaiman, Research Director of Save the Children I...

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Time for Indian states to pick best opportunities to compete globally

New research examines policies for enhancing export trading opportunities from Rajasthan. Rajasthan is India’s largest state in land area and is a leading producer of agricultural commodities. Its ambition is to inc...

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Time for Indian states to pick best opportunities to compete globally

New research published in The Economic Times highlights which policies can do most to enhance trade in Andhra Pradesh. Andhra is one of the top five exporting states in India, and its long coastline provides it with...

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