Resources, Institutions and Strategies: Operation Flood and Indian Dairying

Abstract

The State of Indian Dairying - Martin Doornbos and K N Nair An Overview PART ONE: THE MODEL The Anand Pattern - S Patel A Socio-Historical Analysis of its Origin and Growth The Impact of AMUL on the Milk Economy of the Kheda District - F van Dorsten Operation Flood and Centralised Dairy Development in India - S George PART TWO: REPLICATION OF THE MODEL Operation Flood - V H Joshi Constraints and Potentialities in Saurashtra Operation Flood in Ragasthan - P Singh Shekhawat Replication and Institutional Issues in a Regional Context Anand in Bihar - M Mitra Replication of Caste and Class Patterns PART THREE: THE RESOURCE BASE Cattle Breeding Technology and Draught Power Availability - K N Nair and A C Dhas An Unresolved Contradiction Cattle Development, Nutritional Requirements and Environmental Implications - R Parisot Structure of Milk Production in Tamil Nadu - A C Dhas An Analysis of Trends and Sources of Growth PART FOUR: THE QUESTION OF EQUITY Operation Flood and the Rural Poor - M Verhagen Dairy Cooperatives and Rural Development in Gujarat - B S Baviskar Dairy Development Amongst the Tribals in the Surat District - M Savara PART FIVE: THE QUESTION OF DEPENDENCE - M MitraProfiles of Women Dairy Producers in Andhra Pradesh Aid, Trade and Rural Development - S Chatterjee A Review of New Zealand's Assistance to Indian Dairying Internal Constraints and External Dependence - S Baviskar and P Terhal the EEC and Operation Flood Operation Flood - S M Batra Impact on the Delhi Milk Market