The number of agricultural labourers increased …
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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 7 months ago
“If agricultural labour is increasing in the country and the number of cultivators is decreasing it can be because of two reasons. One is that farmers are losing their land and are being forced to work as labourers in the fields of others. The Agriculture labour Enquiry Committee defines agriculture labourers as those who derive their main source of income by working on farms of others for a wage. They are one of the two types of farmworkers, other being the cultivators.
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