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Rural and urban linkages: Operation flood's role in India's dairy development

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  • Cunningham, Kenda, 2009. "Rural and urban linkages: Operation flood's role in India's dairy development," IFPRI discussion papers 924, International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI).
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    millions fed; food security; Operation flood; Dairy; NDDB; Dairy cooperatives;

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