Economics Chapter 2 | Part 6 | Indian Economy (1950 -1990)

Economics(Class 11): Highschool Learning Chapter 2 Part 6 Indian Economy (1950 -1990) Land Reforms 00:00:22 - 00:01:57 *Land Reforms aims at abolition of Intermediaries and Bringing the Actual Cultivators in Direct Contact with the States. *In Broader Sense Land Reform implies measures to reforms necessary for agricultural productivity, which include reforms relating to fixation of rent on land, abolition of intermediaries, land tenure system, and pattern of agricultural land holdings Measures of Land Reforms 00:01:59 -00:08:05 *Abolition of Intermediaries *Tenancy Reforms ~ Regulation of Rent ~ Security of Rent ~ Ownership, Rights of Tenants *Reorganization of Agriculture ~ Ceiling of Land-Holding ~ Consolidation of Holdings ~ Co-Operative Farming Causes of Slow Progress of Land Reforms 00:08:06 *Lack of Political Will *Snags in Legislation *Transfer of Lands to Family Members *Definition of Personal Cultivation *Significant limit for Personal Cultivation *Problem of Voluntary Surrender *Heterogeneity in Ceiling Lands Click here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hKeaxuEeSM8&list=PLJumA3phskPEMUx8BE3D2Fnc3NlmHa0uq for more videos on Economics (XIth Grade) Video by Edupedia World (www.edupediaworld.com), Free Online Education. All Rights Reserved