In staff andhra-pradesh. The union selhozrabochih

you are: In staff andhra-pradesh

Our force that with us both the union selhozrabochih and the country union. Already more than eight years we have the majority in panchajate and it is very positively reflected in our affairs.

Us have invited to examine village. Narrow enough main street. Few houses are allocated with the good quality, they with the open spacious terraces sometimes even bordered with columns. Have come into one of such houses. On purely put out court yard we were met by the man of years of forty in the snow-white ironed shirt from a thin fabric. On his daughter who has offered us a traditional glass of water, - beautiful sari, finished with a gold border. At Mr. Reddi so called the owner of the house, 37 acres of the irrigation earth. It sows rice and a sugar cane. Each acre brings not less than thousand rupees of the net profit. But if the law on landed property limits is put into practice passed by Legislative Assembly of staff, he says, that will lose a considerable part of the earth.

- Why will lose? I-has asked. - after all according to the law indemnification will be paid you.

- What there indemnification, - it has given up as a bad job. - payment by parts within several years. And for business it is bad. Will distribute the earth small sites. Unless poor men in it can enclose so much, I how many put? Crops will fall at once.

- I do not think, that Reddi the rights, - has noticed one of my companions when we left on street. - if together with the earth to peasants will give credits which it has, it does not happen.

On village suburb on small space behind earthen shaft some tens pise-walled mud huts have bunched. Here live haridzhane. And it is direct behind mud huts the whole settlement of new small houses under a tile.

- Here again live haridzhane, - L.James, the head of the union of agricultural workers has explained. - hundred houses. We have constructed them in 1972. We-it panchajat, our union, a Communist Party organisation, all poor men of village.