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An Indian peasant lives, dies, and passes debt to future generations, echoing the 1929 Royal Commission on Agriculture. This reality persists in agriculture despite seven decades of independence. The co-operative credit sector, a result of British Civil servants' efforts pre-independence, aimed at rural socio-economic transformation post-independence.
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An Indian peasant lives, dies, and passes debt to future generations, echoing the 1929 Royal Commission on Agriculture. This reality persists in agriculture despite seven decades of independence. The co-operative credit sector, a result of British Civil servants' efforts pre-independence, aimed at rural socio-economic transformation post-independence.