1Dr. Vijay V. Dabhade, 2*Dr. Deepa Warpudkar, 3Dr. Yashaswi Jain, 4Dr. Ashwini Despande, 5Dr. Jyoti Waghmare, 6Dr. Haritha Kamutala

GREEN REVOLUTION, NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY AND THE CHALLENGE OF PESTICIDE DEPENDENCE IN INDIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW WITH AN APPRAISAL OF AGROHOMOEOPATHY AS A COMPLEMENTARY SUSTAINABLE APPROACH

The Green Revolution, launched in India in the mid-1960s, converted a chronically food-deficient country into a producer of cereal surpluses and became closely tied to national-security thinking after the wars of 1962, 1965 and 1971 and the food-aid dependence of the mid-1960s. T...

GREEN REVOLUTION, NATIONAL FOOD SECURITY AND THE CHALLENGE OF PESTICIDE DEPENDENCE IN INDIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW WITH AN APPRAISAL OF AGROHOMOEOPATHY AS A COMPLEMENTARY SUSTAINABLE APPROACH

The Green Revolution, launched in India in the mid-1960s, converted a chronically food-deficient country into a producer of cereal surpluses and became closely tied to national-security thinking after the wars of 1962, 1965 and 1971 and the food-aid dependence of the mid-1960s. T...