Significance of Bhoodan and Gramdan Movement

Significance

  • Land Redistribution: The Bhoodan Movement, initiated in 1951, encouraged wealthy landowners and landlords to voluntarily donate a portion of their land to landless and marginalized farmers. It focused on the equitable distribution of land to reduce rural poverty and provide opportunities for livelihood to the landless and marginalized sections of society.
  • Empowerment of Landless Farmers: By facilitating the transfer of land from the landowners to the landless, the Bhoodan Movement empowered the landless farmers and gave them a sense of ownership and security. This contributed to social stability and reduced conflicts arising from land disputes.
  • Non-Violent Method of Social Change: ....
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