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1 Mukherji, A.; Rawat, S.; Shah, Tushaar. 2013. Major insights from India’s minor irrigation censuses: 1986-87 to 2006-07. Economic and Political Weekly, 48(26-27, Supplement):115-124.
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Based on data from the four minor irrigation censuses conducted by the Ministry of Water Resources between 1986-87 and 2006-07, this paper points out that India’s groundwater sector has slowed down since 2000-01, most markedly in eastern India. It examines the reasons for this and also looks into how farmers have been responding to lowered groundwater tables. Besides identifying some factors that have not changed since the mid-1980s, it emphasises that there are wide regional variations in the country’s groundwater economy and management strategies need to be crafted accordingly.
2 Gleason, J. E.; Tittagalla, N. P. 1992. Report on cultivation census: Mahaweli System B, Yala 1991. Mahaweli Agricultural and Rural Development (MARD) Project. Pimburattewa, Sri Lanka: Ministry of Mahaweli Development. Mahaweli Authority of Sri Lanka. 68p.
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3 Gamage, D.; Damayanthi, M. K. N. 2012. Major dimensions of contemporary smallholder agriculture sector in Sri Lanka. Colombo, Sri Lanka: Hector Kobbekaduwa Agrarian Research and Training Institute (HARTI). 88p. (HARTI Research Report 146)
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The official data on slums and basic urban services are important sources for Indian planners and policy makers. With regard to national and international benchmarks they are consulted in order to identify and target those in need of development schemes. This article takes a closer look at the official definitions and numbers and raises questions about their reliability and their comprehensiveness. By comparing these statistics with findings obtained during fieldwork undertaken between 2011 and 2014 in the southern Indian city of Hyderabad questions emerge concerning the effectiveness in helping the most marginalized sections of society.
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