Globalization in India was started in the early 2000s due to losses in agricultural revenue. It expanded economic activities across borders and established new markets for exports like tea, coffee, rice, and wheat, and imports like dairy and fruit. After globalization, agriculture's share of the economy declined from 35.2% to 18.5% from 2002-2003 to 2009-2010, while industry and services increased. The document examines the impact of globalization on Indian agriculture production and development in the changing scenario.

2.  India is an agrarian country.
 Globalization in India was started in India due to
heavy loss in revenue.
 It expand the economic activities across the
boundaries and also it establish new markets.
 Through Globalization India exports
tea, coffee, rice, wheat, cashews.
 It imports milk products, fruits, chicken, seeds

3. Year 2002-2003 2009-2010
Agriculture 35.2 18.5
Industry 26.1 24.00
Service 38.7 62.00
After globalization there was a fall in agriculture
sector

4.  To examine the impact of Globalization in
agriculture production
 To appraise the development in agriculture in
the changing scenario.
 To offer suitable suggestion

5.  WTO formed an agreement to remove the
difficulties in open agricultural international
trade.
 It remove the difficulties in agricultural
product market, restrictions on the entry in
world market, and export economical help etc.

6. Import Duty
•Reduce import duty as 36%
and 24%
•Temporary rebate were
given.
•No restriction on import
Domestic Support
•Subsidy on
seeds, fertilizer, electricit
y were given.
•Grants like green
Box, Blue box are given
Export Economical support
•Developed countries
reduce export from 36%
to 21%
•Export grants to farmers
have increased

7. Favourable Impact
 Increase National
Income.
 Increase in employment
 No need to reduce
grants
 Increase in the share in
trade
 Increase in the export
of agricultural goods
Unfavourable Impact
 Grants distributed on
large scale by the
developed countries
 Small production field

8.  Growth in basic
service
 Finance and
electricity supply
 Increasing production
and export
 Planning of
production

9.  India is trying to increase the share in
export.
 Training and guidance programme were
started.
 Remedies to various agricultural
problems are being solved.