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About The Book: This book delves into the realm of agricultural reform in India, with a specific focus on the recent famines that have sparked a renewed interest in the sector. The text contemplates whether advancements in farming practices could serve as a mitigating factor against the impact of these calamities. It also prompts questions about India's financial constraints, the intricacies associated with reducing current expenditures, and the inevitable need for augmented spending. The narrative explores the historical significance of land revenue as a pivotal financial resource for successive Indian governments. Within this context, the book advocates for a meticulous reconsideration of land management, acknowledging its central role in the economic framework of the country. The recurring theme questions whether India has fully optimized the potential of its land and agriculture. Various voices, including philanthropic manufacturers of agricultural machines and proponents of innovative forage plants, contribute to the discourse, suggesting that a systematic improvement in agriculture could potentially address some of India's current challenges.