If you are trying to understand land reforms from the Indian context then trying on the basis of pro-independence and post independence category.

I suppose this reading would be helpful for you.

https://personal.lse.ac.uk/ghatak/landref.pdf

Dear Lila.

The policy of land transformation in the structure provides for four blocks: environmental policy, social policy, economic, scientific and technical with a clear target for regulation in the formation of the land system balance of contradictions of economic, social, scientific and technical, environmental and other aspects of social development, crisis prevention phenomena, ensuring the desired uniformity of society in land reform.

Dear Lila.

The land transformation policy is structured around four pillars: environmental policy, social policy, economic, scientific, and technical policy, with a clear goal of balancing economic, social, scientific, and technical contradictions, environmental and other aspects of social development, crisis prevention phenomena, and ensuring the desired uniformity of society in land reform.

Indigenous knowledge systems, endogenous approach and participatory development