Question

Imagine yourself as a historian and find out how agriculture has changed in remote tribal areas after independence . Methods of agriculture tools used for agriculture list the changes that you have observed

Answer 1

To find out about how agriculture changed in a remote tribal area after independence I will have to use the traditional methods of gathering information. These include:

1. Observation: This means observing the current condition and comparing with the data available for the time before independence.

2. Interviews: This means I will have to interview the people who lived before independence so that I can get first hand information.

3. Questionnaires: I will have to formulate questionnaires to help me gather the information I need.

4. Questioning: This involves questions farmers and all involved parties to give the side of their story.

5. Study of existing forms, organizational documents and reports: This is also another way of gathering the information because the journals, reports etc will provide data that had been gathered at that time.

Therefore these are some of the ways I would gather information
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Special programmes were undertaken to improve food and cash crops supply.The Grow More Food Campaign (1940s) and the Integrated Production Programme (1950s) focused on food and cash crops supply respectively.Five-year plans of India—oriented towards agricultural development—soon followed. Land reclamation, land development, mechanisation, electrification, use of chemicals—fertilisers in particular, and development of agriculture oriented 'package approach' of taking a set of actions instead of promoting single aspect soon followed under government supervision. The many 'production revolutions' initiated from 1960s onwards included Green Revolution in India, Yellow Revolution (oilseed: 1986-1990), Operation Flood (dairy: 1970-1996), and Blue Revolution (fishing: 1973-2002) etc.Following the economic reforms of 1991, significant growth was registered in the agricultural sector, which was by now benefiting from the earlier reforms and the newer innovations of Agro-processing and Biotechnology.
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I hope it will help you.

Answer 2

1) land alienation : lands are mortgaged by tribal.

2) indebtedness : the trap of moneylender with high interest.

3)bonded labour :contracts to repay debts.

4) difficulty in transfer with technology : not equipped to shifting cultivation