Organisation helping marginal farmers wins 1st Rohini Nayyar Prize
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Rohini Nayyar’s career trajectory was undoubtedly impressive, albeit unusual. Excellence from very
early on was its enduring hallmark. After her post-graduation from Delhi School of Economics, she had
a short stint in Indian Administrative Service (IAS).
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The illustrious contributions
of Rohini Nayyar to Human
Development Resources in India
are elaborated. With a lively
personality and zest for life,
Nayyar left indelible impressions
on whatever she undertook and
whoever she met.
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Rohini Nayyar, an eminent economist, a committed policy adviser passionate about
inclusive rural development and the eradication of rural poverty, and a warm and affectionate friend, passed away on October 24, after a protracted illness.
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This paper seeks to analyse the distribution of consumption expenditure and the incidence of poverty in rural Bihar during the 1960s. While inequality in the distribution of consumption
expenditure remained more or less unchanged between 1961-62 and
1970-71, there was a fall in the average real per capita expenditure
of all segments of the rural population. Moreover, this period
witnessed a marked increase in the proportion of the rural poor, and,
in 1970-71, it is estimated that 60 per cent of the rural population in
Bihar lived below the poverty line.
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