steps taken by the government for the health of marginalized in india
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Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman.
Government measures address concerns of marginalized sections
4 min read . 15 May 2020Anand Ramanathan
The move to provide free food grains to migrants as well as the One ration one nation scheme will ensure better utilization of our food grain stocks and will have a beneficial effect on the whole agri supply chain
In today’s slew of announcements, the 2 announcements related to small farmers will be a big boost for the agriculture sector. It is a common fact that a majority of landholding in India is fragmented and hence the special attention on small farmers will have a wide scale impact of a substantial part of the agri ecosystem. The move to extend the current interest subvention to 31st may 2020 will provide an added relief to such farmers in tiding over their immediate cash requirements. In the last 2 months 25 lakh new Kisan credit cards were given who will benefit greatly due to this 2 months extension to the tune of 25000 crores of loans availed. Free food grain supply to migrants will alleviate the concerns of the migrants and will help in preventing mass migration as these migrants form the backbone of the agricultural supply chain right from farm to fork.
The move to provide free food grains to migrants as well as the One ration one nation scheme will ensure better utilization of our food grain stocks and will have a beneficial effect on the whole agri supply chain. It will benefit the farmers also in ensuring higher offtake of their produce at better remuneration whole at the same time ensuring food supply to the migrant labourers who are an essential cog in the agri supply chain. This move along with the move to provide affordable rental housing scheme for migrants will ensure housing security for migrants thereby preventing the exodus of migrants.
The Government has addressed the needs of the marginalised sections such as small farmers, urban poor, tribal, migrant labour through the announcements today. The inclusion of the unorganised sector in the labour code will have implications for a large part of the informal economy across sectors. Overall existing schemes such as KISAN credit card, MNREGA, MUDRA Yojana, Food Security, PDS have been used to positively impact over two thirds of the country’s population from a food, health, livelihood and housing perspective.
However given the significance of the sector in the national economy, the Government needs to take calibrated measures in the short to medium term to enable the sector recover from this crisis while creating some structural reforms in the long run. Short term measure would include improve sourcing quality and reliability for food processing factories, reassess some of the flagship MSME schemes and launch Make in India v2.0 and recalibration of tax rates and duties
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