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Ep 320: South India Would Like to Have a Word

The Seen and the Unseen - hosted by Amit Varma

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Historical context of famines and impact of simple incentives on education

The famous Bengal famine in the 1940s coincided with excess grains in Punjab and other north states, leading the British to propose taking grains from there. This historical context sets the stage for the impact of simple incentives on education, highlighted by the example of mid-day meals, first experimented with in 1923 after the Montego Jamesford reforms, followed by another version launched in 1956, and finally in 1982.

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