- The first Green Revolution primarily focused on North-Western India (Punjab, Haryana, Western UP). - The concept of a 'second green revolution' aims for broader geographical coverage and sustainability. - Eastern India is often cited as the region with high potential for agricultural growth, particularly in rice production, forming the focus of efforts towards a second green revolution.
Where has the second green revolution started in India ?
Asked in MPSC CS Prelims 2012 · Topic: Agriculture and Allied Sectors (Agricultural Production and Productivity Trends)
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