Indian Agriculture after the Green Revolution

Binoy Goswami is Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Economics, South Asian University, New Delhi, India.Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah is Professor in the Department of Economics, Gauhati University, Guwahati, India.Raju Mandal is Assistant Professor in the Department of Economics, Assam University, Silchar, India.

• 1 Introduction (Binoy Goswami)2 Indian Agriculture after Green Revolution: An Overview (Kirtti Ranjan Paltasingh, Phanindra Goyari and Kiril Tochkov)3 Rental Markets of Agricultural Land: Changing Context and Need for Tenancy Reforms (Binoy Goswami)4 Emerging Factor Markets in Indian Agriculture: Water and Rental of Capital Goods (Anup Kumar Das and Jitu Tamuli)5 Implications of Credit-insurance Interlinked Contracts: An Evaluation of Crop Insurance Schemes in India (Pravat Kumar Kuri and Arindam Laha)6 Transition of Agricultural Marketing in India (Rajib Sutradhar)7 Irrigation in India: The Post-Green Revolution Experience, Challenges and Strategies (Mrinal Kanti Dutta)8 Technology Adoption in Indian Agriculture and Its Determinants: An Inter-State Analysis (Bibhunandini Das and Amarendra Das)9 Trade Liberalisation and Indian Agriculture (Smitha Francis, Anirban Dasgupta and Murali Kallummal)10 Indian Agriculture Through the Turn of the Century: Gathering Stress and Farmers’ Distress (Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah and Mofidul Hassan)11 Shift of Rural Work Force from Farm to Non-Farm Employment: Some Determinants (Upasak Das and Udayan Rathore)12 Environmental Consequences of Green Revolution in India (Surya Bhushan)13 Climate Change and Indian Agriculture: Impacts on Crop Yield (Raju Mandal and Hiranya K. Nath)14 The Way Forward (Madhurjya Prasad Bezbaruah)