The recent amendment to "The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act 2013" by way of an ordinance has once again put the spotlight on the debate of "Agriculture vs. Industry" and "Agriculture vs. Capitalism" etc. Referred to, in some quarters, as the Brain Child of Rahul Gandhi (most notably by himself in the now infamous interview), and which I don't believe, the 2013-Act was considered to be India's homebrewn answer to the century old, archaic and patently anachronistic legislation of the troubles caused by a nineteenth century legislation. As with any such legislation, which reflects the policy of the Government in power, this legislation was welcomed and abhorred by people on different sides of the argument. Your side depends on which side of the political divide and debate divide you belong to, or atleast you believe in. The constant accusation against the legislation was ...
art and science of rambling . . .