Vol. 12, Special Issue 11 (2023)

Author(s):
Namitha Reghunath and Dr. GS Sreedaya

Abstract:
Land reforms in Kerala have been a significant aspect of the state's social and economic transformation. Kerala's land reform was implemented in 1970 and has been among the most progressive in India. The primary objective of these reforms is to address issues of landlessness, tenancy and unequal distribution of land aiming to create a more equitable and just society. The study was conducted in erstwhile Cannanore district of Kerala to identify the perception of representatives from voluntary organizations, NGOs, or any other organization actively involved in rice farming on land reforms. The total sample size was 100. Fifteen statements were finalized for data collection after judges rating and relevancy testing. The mean score of each statement and total mean score was identified. The study revealed that 61 percent of the respondents having high perception on land reforms.