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A study on Impact of India’s new Farm Bill on Farmers and Markets

Author :-

A.N.Kamali

5th year, BA.LLB., (Hons),

Saveetha school of law,

Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences (SIMATS),

Chennai -77

Abstract

This paper extracts about the farmers bill especially of trade markets and its consequences on the farmers growth and livelihood. The Farm Bill will be enacted in India once in 5 years, enacted in 2018 and valid till 2023, this enactment will make a huge effect on the farmers life. This bill contains 3 stages and the goal was similar to the 1930s goal, for a period more than 70 years the main objective and goal of the bill nor the act remains the same. At present, the bill affects the state from getting the APMC markets commission fees. The shanta kumar committee was made by the Modi government inorder to look into the plea of the farmers review. The main objective of the paper is to deal with the effect of the bill on farmers, to see that the state is affected due to the bill, and to provide remedy for the farmers exploitation. The method used here is a convenient sampling method and form of empirical research in this paper. The parameters would be 201 samples. The independent variables are age, gender , educational qualification and occupation. The dependent variables are that the present bill supports farmers, awareness about APMC markets and mandis, farmers exploitation on promoting contract farming. It has been found that most of them are not aware about the farmers bill and about the markets. Thus concluded that the bill nor the act should be enacted in such a way that it should be a burden to the farmers to lead their life and sustain their livelihood.

Keywords

Farmers, bill, exploitation, contract farming, mandis, APMC markets.