Context: India needs a radical land reforms programme. Land reform should be a central subject, while agriculture can remain with the states.
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Issues with land reforms: The absence of effective and equitable land reforms accounts for the persistence of poverty.
Way Forward
Conclusion: Such a land reform programme will empower and enrich marginalised and excluded individuals and social groups. It should be the kernel of a justiciable universal property right that must form an integral/inalienable part of Article 21 (Right to Life) of the Constitution.