This book is a collection of essays by Comrade Subhash Kakuste that explores the complex interplay of corporate and feudal forces driving the agrarian crisis in India. Adopting a caste-class-gender perspective, the essays analyze the various factors contributing to the degeneration of the agricultural sector. The book raises critical questions about the unequal distribution of water resources and i nspects the root causes of farmer suicides, the corporatization of agriculture, and related socio-economic challenges. It also proposes assertive and political solutions rooted in a framework of justice and equity.