Arpita Bhattacharjya Food Policy Blogger at Thought+Food Washington DC @greenfork on twitter Editorial Handling: Rabish Chandra, Scientific Curator cum Moderator, Indian Botanists Introduction As long as I can remember, Indian Agriculture has been beset with problems. The Green Revolution was a significant change and a huge step for a country struggling to prevent famine but…
Tweet Arpita Bhattacharjya Washington DC @greenfork on twitter Author completed her M.Phil in Economics from Punjab University, India Worked as consultant for The World Bank Editorial Handling: Geetanjali Singh, Section Editor, Indian Botanists Abstract Across the world, there are communities that rely on plant sources available locally in their environment for food and income.…
Tweet –Arpita Bhattacharjya Washington DC @greenfork on twitter Author completed her M.Phil in Economics from Punjab University, India Worked as consultant for The World Bank How to cite this article Download PDFBhattacharjya, A., (2014), Food Security and Ecology in India. Indian Botanists Blog-o-Journal. http://www.indianbotanists.com/2014/03/food-security-and-ecology-in-india.html In India, last year, there was an…
