Describe the features of rich farmers movements in India.
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To summarise, we find that the land question still remains the major question in many areas. However, as the degree of implementation of land reforms differs from one state to another, the general slogan of advancing land reforms also takes different forms in different states.
2) Establishing people's control over common property such as minor irrigation sources (Ahar, Pokhar, Talab etc.), rivers and sandbanks etc. is a major agenda of struggle. Generally, feudals and mafia groups exercise control over them.
3) The questions of wages, equal wages for equal work for men and women, better working conditions, homestead land and pucca houses etc. are more or less common demands of the rural proletariat throughout the country. In the case of land grants it should be demanded that pattas should be issued in the names of both men and women.
2) Establishing people's control over common property such as minor irrigation sources (Ahar, Pokhar, Talab etc.), rivers and sandbanks etc. is a major agenda of struggle. Generally, feudals and mafia groups exercise control over them.
3) The questions of wages, equal wages for equal work for men and women, better working conditions, homestead land and pucca houses etc. are more or less common demands of the rural proletariat throughout the country. In the case of land grants it should be demanded that pattas should be issued in the names of both men and women.
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These features are
1. Establishing peoples control over common properties such as rivers, canals, sandbanks and other minor irrigation sources.
2. The questions of wages e.g. equal wages for work done either by men or women.
3. Issues of corruption in panchayts and departments made for relief of peasants.
4. Killings of leaders of peasants movements must be caught and stop.
1. Establishing peoples control over common properties such as rivers, canals, sandbanks and other minor irrigation sources.
2. The questions of wages e.g. equal wages for work done either by men or women.
3. Issues of corruption in panchayts and departments made for relief of peasants.
4. Killings of leaders of peasants movements must be caught and stop.
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