Poverty and Food Security in India: Problems and Policies
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Poverty and Food Security in India: Problems and Policies

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Explore the complexities of poverty and food security in India with “Poverty and Food Security in India: Problems and Policies” by Janet M Conway (ISBN: 9788187879374). Gain fresh insights into the underlying issues and policy implications affecting India’s vulnerable populations. A must-read for policymakers, researchers, and anyone seeking to understand the challenges and potential solutions to poverty and food insecurity.

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  • ISBN-13: 9788187879374
  • Publisher: Aakar Books
  • Publisher Imprint: Aakar Books
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 8187879378
  • Publisher Date: 30 Dec 2005
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: 456

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Weight 0.5 kg

24 reviews for Poverty and Food Security in India: Problems and Policies

  1. Rajan Walia –

    Detailed and informative, but the writing style is a bit dry. Could be more engaging.

  2. Samarth Bhardwaj –

    An eye-opening read! This book thoroughly examines the root causes of food insecurity in India. Highly recommended.

  3. Pankaj –

    I am now more aware of the scope of food insecurity problems. It’s a great book, I recommend.

  4. Kartikeya Raghupatro –

    I was expecting a more critical analysis. It felt somewhat biased at times, but data is really great.

  5. Prathmesh Prakash Pampatwar –

    A bit repetitive in places, but overall a solid analysis of poverty and food security.

  6. Sachin Sanjay Kakad –

    Very clear in delivery and writing is very simple. I suggest this book to anyone interested.

  7. Anmol Bansal –

    Excellent resource for understanding the complexities of food security in India. A valuable contribution.

  8. Shiwangi –

    A good starting point. I was left wanting more in-depth analysis of specific policies. Need better presentation.

  9. Harsh Vardhan –

    Insightful analysis of Indian poverty and food security policies. A bit dense, but worth the effort. Some part of the book is not updated.

  10. Deba Kumar Narzary –

    It’s okay, but I was hoping for more practical solutions. The analysis is good, but lacks actionables.

  11. Namjas Kaur –

    Well-researched and insightful. An important contribution to the discussion on poverty and food security.

  12. Sachin Azad –

    Good overview but could have been more concise. The policy sections were particularly strong.

  13. Anurag Ghoshal –

    Incredibly informative and well-written. It changed my perspective on the issue of poverty in India.

  14. Ramya Tripathi –

    The book provides a clear and concise overview. A great read, I highly recommend it.

  15. Sudeep Khurana –

    A must-read for policymakers and students. Deep dives into the problems and possible solutions.

  16. Pankaj Dhalaria –

    The writing was a little difficult to follow at times, but the content was valuable. It could be written in a more engaging manner.

  17. Anjali Agrawal –

    Comprehensive, but overwhelming with information. Better organization would have improved the reading experience.

  18. Rixcel Katoch –

    An informative read, though some sections felt repetitive. Could benefit from tighter editing, but overall its a good book.

  19. Somingam Kumrah –

    The book has some great point on security perspective. I found some data outdated. I hope they will include latest update in next edition.

  20. Aekansh Bakshi –

    Offers a balanced perspective. The policy recommendations are thought-provoking. I learned a lot.

  21. Pavitra Kalra –

    Important book for anyone interested in Indian economics. Explains complex issues clearly. Really insightful and easy to read.

  22. Alan P Geo –

    Comprehensive and well-researched. Provided a clear understanding of the challenges, but a bit too academic for casual readers.

  23. Vedansh Pratap Singh –

    This book is amazing and has great knowledge. Definitely helped me understand the problems.

  24. Sahil Singh –

    A decent overview, but I felt it lacked real-world examples. Still, a good starting point for understanding the issues.

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