00862pab a2200157 454500008004000000100001800040245008400058260000900142300001300151362001100164520039800175650001700573650005100590650002900641773003400670180718b1999   xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  aMohanty, B.B.  aAgricultural modernisation and social inequality: case study of Satara district  c1999  ap.A50-61  a26 Jun  aSuch agricultural modernisation as was introduced by the British raj was based on exploitative land, labour and credit relations and was promoted with our eye to colonial interests. The modernisation that independent India has witnessed has improved the lot of peasants of all categories, but the large farmers have come to dominate rural society. Social equality remains elusive. - Reproduced  aCase studies  aAgricultural development - India - Maharashtra  aAgricultural development  aEconomic and Political Weekly