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development and reduced poverty (Kerala). There have been states that implemented land reforms with vigour, empowered the panchayats, mobilised the poor and implemented poverty-alleviation programmes effectively (West Bengal) and states that brought about reduction in poverty by direct public intervention in the form of public
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