The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c11.s5.9

c11.s5.9

It is strange that Breloer should consider interest in agriculture, irrigation, agricultural statistics and finance etc. on the part of the state and attempts of the state to control the agricultural policy in a systematic and centralized manner as something *ausschliesslich* (p. 77) or exclusive, i.e., special to India's climate and Nature. He believes that extra-Indian parallels are hardly available (p. 16). Nothing could be more unhistorical and untrue to facts of world-economy.