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@article{169195,
        author = {DR. SURRENDRA. G. THAKUR},
        title = {Beyond the Fields: Policy Gaps and the Persistence of Farmer Suicides in Marathwada},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2024},
        volume = {11},
        number = {6},
        pages = {772-778},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=169195},
        abstract = {The agrarian crisis in Marathwada, India, exemplifies the complex issues confronting rural populations worldwide. This study dives into the region's multiple concerns, such as agricultural debts, irregular weather patterns, and rising farmer suicides, all of which put a pall over its once-thriving agricultural environment. Despite its historical agricultural accomplishments, Marathwada is today dealing with structural issues that require immediate attention and a thorough understanding. The report methodically investigates the crisis's complicated dynamics, concentrating on the interrelated challenges of agricultural debt and farmer suicides but also recognizing local communities' resiliency. It sheds light on the crisis's underlying origins and repercussions by a thorough examination of socioeconomic, environmental, and psychological factors. This holistic approach emphasizes the need for evidence-based policies that address both current economic pressures and structural inadequacies. Furthermore, the study underlines the need of building resilience in rural communities and suggests long-term interventions to promote well-being. It promotes projects such as debt reduction, low-interest credit, and mental health support services. Furthermore, it emphasizes the ability of Corporate Social Responsibility programs to supplement government efforts and promote sustainable agriculture practices. This study aims to enlighten policymakers, stakeholders, and practitioners on the complexities of the agricultural problem and how to leverage community resilience in order to design comprehensive solutions. It aspires to provide vital insights that will pave the road for a sustainable and bright future for Marathwada's agrarian landscape and its residents, serving as a beacon of hope in the face of hardship.},
        keywords = {Hardships, Indebtedness, Legalities, Suicide},
        month = {November},
        }