Frozen in 1971: The Harvest That Still Decides Land Ownership in Kashmir

2022 census lays bare land ownership inequities across Botswana

Sunday Standard 2022 census lays bare land ownership inequities across Botswana Only a little over one-third of Batswana aged 18 and above own land, according to the 2022 Population and Housing census analytical report published by Statistics Botswana. The comprehensive study, which examined land ownership across residential, agricultural, and business use, found that 35.8 percent of individuals own land, while 62.6 percent do not. .ihc-locker-w…

Frozen in 1971: The Harvest That Still Decides Land Ownership in Kashmir

KO file photo By Mohammad Amin Mir In the story of land in Jammu & Kashmir, a single harvest still holds the key. It’s not about what you grow today or even how long you’ve tilled the soil. It all comes down to what’s written in the record books for the Kharief season of 1971. For farmers across the valley, this entry is not just a line on paper. It decides who owns the land and who doesn’t. The 1976 Agrarian Reforms Act promised a revolution. I…

Kharief 1971 Test: Legal Validity and the Core of Agrarian Reform Mutations in J&K - Daily Good Morning Kashmir

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