The Green Revolution has led to :
1. spurt in all foodgrains production
2. increase in regional inequalities
3. reduction in inter-personal inequalities within a region
4. good production in wheat

Related MCQs

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• Which state of India has derived the maximum benefit from Green Revolution.
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