A STUDY ON FARMER’S MOVEMENT IN KARNATAKA STATE, INDIA
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v5.i4.2024.4398Keywords:
Former’s Movement, Indian Former’S Movement, Karnataka State, A Study Of FormerAbstract [English]
India has a rather long history of the farmer movement that has shaped their social, economical and political condition to a large extent today. Its origin can be traced back to the colonial era when farmers from across the country mobilised in large numbers to protest against the atrocities perpetrated against them. In Karnataka the period of late 1930’s together with the Post-war period 1947-50 saw the most intense politically sponsored activity among middle and poor peasants has occurred in south India. These agitations known as tenant’s agitation, such as Kagodu Satyagraha in Karnataka during 1950-51, Uttara-Kannada during 1950-70 etc., were carried over the issues such as forcible ejection, debts and rents it took the forms of forcible occupation of lands and sometimes culminated in violent agitations.
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