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December 19, 2021
Times of India published an article discussing a recent conference where more than 40 economists from universities and non-governmental organizations including IFPRI participated. The two-day national seminar on ‘Raising Agricultural Productivity and Farmers’ Income in Bihar concluded with a call for the adoption of an agro-centric model of development.
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