Policy responses to India's Green Revolution
Franda, M.F.
LTC Newsletter 39: 9-11
1973
Document Number: 520466
It is considered doubtful if the Green Revolution by itself can solve economic and social problems faced by India. Benefits have so far been sporadic, and some have raised enormous social problems. Political difficulties may come in the wake of the new technology.
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