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Introduction:
Do you know – How much is a pan-India loan waiver likely to cost?
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Telangana’s Rythu Bandhu scheme
Conclusion:
In any case, if this scheme is implemented in over 20 crore hectares of gross cropped area of the country, it will cost about Rs 2 lakh crore per annum, which could be equally distributed between the Centre and the states.
The Centre should also include fertiliser subsidy into this and encourage states to transfer their power subsidy through this platform based on per hectare basis.
Such a policy can reach the largest number of farmers, be more equitable, the least market distorting, and predictable.
The costs are high, but so are the costs of food subsidy for consumers (Rs 1,69,000 crore). Striking the right balance between consumers and farmers is the need of the hour.
By: DATTA DINKAR CHAVAN ProfileResourcesReport error
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