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A farmer named Nallappa borrowed twenty-four thousand rupees from a bank. When he could not repay on time, a moneylender offered a private loan at a very high interest. Nallappa paid back thirty-four thousand rupees and still owed money. The passage says small farmers are sometimes jailed for unpaid debts, while some large businessmen with huge unpaid loans walk free. Between 1997 and 2005, records cited in the text say about one hundred and fifty thousand farmers died by suicide. The writer calls this a systemic injustice, not only one family's bad luck.

After the private loan Nallappa's problem was:

Read the passage and answer. A farmer named Nallappa borrowed twenty-four thousand rupees from a bank. When he could no…

Read the passage and answer. A farmer named Nallappa borrowed twenty-four thousand rupees from a bank. When he could no…

Read the passage and answer. A farmer named Nallappa borrowed twenty-four thousand rupees from a bank. When he could no…

Read the passage and answer. A farmer named Nallappa borrowed twenty-four thousand rupees from a bank. When he could no…

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