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Are the contemporary farmers’ movements in India changing their course? Discuss.

  • UPSC 2020
  • Social Movements in Modern India

The "course" against which change must be measured was set in the late 1970s by the new farmers' movements: non-party, regionally organised, anti-state and price-centred. Contemporary mobilisations have visibly altered their scale, alliances and repertoire, but not the class that leads them. The honest answer is therefore a qualified yes — the course has changed…

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