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- The article highlights that rural women in India, particularly in Telangana, are heavily involved in agriculture but lack legal recognition as farmers due to not holding land titles. It points out the disparity in land ownership, where non-cultivating groups hold most of the land while women and marginalized communities are left as laborers. The piece advocates for policy reforms, citing the Maharashtra Women Farmers Empowerment Act 2026, to grant these women legal status and access to government schemes.
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ABN , Publish Date - Oct 15 , 2026 | 01:52 AM
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