List of Agricultural Revolutions in India

Oct 2023|🟢Current|1 min read|5 entries

Key Takeaway

India has witnessed several Agricultural Revolutions aimed at increasing agricultural productivity and improving the overall well-being of the farming community.

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List of Agricultural Revolutions in India

India has witnessed several Agricultural Revolutions aimed at increasing agricultural productivity and improving the overall well-being of the farming community. the table below lists some of the notable Agricultural Revolutions in India for various Kerala PSC exams.

List of Agricultural Revolutions in India(2)

RevolutionYearFather of the RevolutionProducts/AimGrey Revolution1960-1970Dr. M.S. SwaminathanFertilizers / Wood ProductionGreen Revolution1966-1967Dr. M.S. SwaminathanIntegration of ecological principles in technology developmentWhite Revolution(Operation Flood)1970-1996Dr. Varghese KurienMilk ProductionPink Revolution1970sDurgesh PatelOnion Production / Pharmaceuticals / Prawn ProductionBlue Revolution1973-2022Dr. Arun KrishnanFish ProductionRed Revolution1980sVishal TewariMeat Production / Tomato ProductionYellow Revolution1986-1990Sam PitrodaOilseed Production (Especially Mustard & Sunflower)Golden Fiber Revolution1990s
Jute ProductionGolden Revolution1991-2003Nirpakh TutejFruits / Honey Production / Horticulture DevelopmentSilver Revolution2000Indira GandhiEgg Production / Poultry ProductionSilver Fiber Revolution2000–CottonRainbow Revolution2000Dr. Arun KrishnanThe first national agriculture policy
Protein Revolution2014-2020Coined by Narendra Modi & Arun JaitelyHigher Production (Technology-driven 2nd Green Revolution)Evergreen Revolution2017-2022Dr. M.S. SwaminathanOverall Agricultural developmentBlack Revolution
Petroleum productsBrown Revolution–Leather / Cocoa / Non-Conventional ProductsRound Revolution1965-2005–Potato

SideNotes(3)

Father of Green Revolution
Norman Borlong
Father of Green Revolution (India)
M.S. Swaminathan
The highest milk-producing state in India is
Rajasthan