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Write short note : Social consequences of green revolution.

  • UPSC 2003
  • 10 marks
  • Rural and Agrarian Transformation in India

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The Green Revolution is usually assessed by tonnage, but its lasting effects were social. By making cultivation depend on purchased inputs and market sale, it reworked caste relations, the labour bond, the family, women's position and rural politics while it filled the granaries.

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  • Caste, ritual hierarchy and the labour bond
  • Family, marriage and women
  • Migration and a new labour market
  • Politics, consumption and conflict
  • Conclusion
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