The document discusses the Green Revolution in India, which involved the introduction of high-yielding crop varieties, artificial fertilizers, and pesticides that significantly increased crop production. It notes that the Green Revolution was led by American biologist Norman Borlaug and describes some of the key aspects, including how fertilizers allowed for extra nutrient supply to crops, leading to higher yields. However, it also mentions that farmer suicides have increased after the Green Revolution. The document concludes by suggesting it is time to move toward an Organic Revolution that is chemical-free, organic, fair trade, and eco-friendly.

1. GREEN REVOLUTION IN INDIA
TWO INFINITE FACES OF GREEN
REVOLUTION
PRESENTED BY:
THIRUMAL,
ISHAN PATEL.
B.TECH[AERO-4TH SEM]

2. GREEN REVOLUTION

3. What is Green Revolution?
• It is a large increase in crop production in developing
countries achieved by the use of artificial fertilizers ,
pesticides and high-yield crop varieties.
• The Green revolution was the period when the
productivity of the global agriculture increased
drastically as a result of new advances
• The chemical fertilizers made it possible to supply
crops with an extra amt of nutrients ad therefore
,increase yield.

4. Father of Green Revolution
American biologist , humanitarian &
nobel leuterate
Also known as father of green
revolution

17. 7. FARMER SUICIDES HAVE INCRESED AFTER GREEN
REVOLUTION.

19. TIME TO MOVE ON
ORGANIC REVOLUTION
Chemical Free
Organic
Fair Trade
Eco-Friendly

22. THANK YOU