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What went wrong with the farm laws?
ECONOMY & POLICY

What went wrong with the farm laws?

If the government was able to manage the issues arising out of the fuel crisis so well, why, where, and how did the management of Farmer Legislations go wrong? The issues entailed in the three Farm Acts are beneficial for farmers like doing away with the middle-men, providing choice to the farmers to select a place to market his product, bringing in competition and many more such measures are eminently desirable. Then, how did it all go wrong? Anil Swarup, former coal secretary gives a detailed analysis of how the Government failed to implement the Law.

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If the government was able to manage the issues arising out of the fuel crisis so well, why, where, and how did the management of Farmer Legislations go wrong? The issues entailed in the three Farm Acts are beneficial for farmers like doing away with the middle-men, providing choice to the farmers to select a place to market his product, bringing in competition and many more such measures are eminently desirable. Then, how did it all go wrong? Anil Swarup, former coal secretary gives a detailed analysis of how the Government failed to implement the Law.Click here to read more …

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