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Doubling Farmers’ Income: Policy Target vs Ground Reality | Dalwai Committee Explained

Did farmers’ income in India really double as promised? According to the Dalwai Committee, farmers’ income needed to grow at 10.4% annually (2016–2022) to truly double. However, NITI Aayog data shows that over the last decade, farmers’ income grew at only 5.23% per year — nearly half of the required rate. 📌 In this video, we explain: ✔️ Dalwai Committee targets ✔️ Actual income growth trends ✔️ Why “business as usual” was insufficient ✔️ Whether income doubling was statistically possible 🔍 This analysis is highly relevant for UPSC, State PCS, AFO, ADO interviews, and for anyone interested in agriculture policy and rural economy. 📚 Source: Dalwai Committee Report, NITI Aayog Data ▶️ Watch till the end for a clear, data-backed conclusion. Doubling Farmers Income, Dalwai Committee, Indian Agriculture, Agriculture Economy India, UPSC Agriculture, Farmers Income Growth, NITI Aayog Agriculture, Agriculture Policy India, Rural Economy, UPSC GS Paper 3, ADO AFO Interview, Indian Economy Agriculture, #DoublingFarmersIncome #IndianAgriculture #DalwaiCommittee #UPSCPreparation #AgricultureEconomy #FarmersIncome #PolicyVsReality #RuralIndia