Student Contributor: Sulekha Roy (B. Sc Biotechnology 4th semester) Indian agriculture is undoubtedly the biggest livelihood giver. Sustainable agriculture helps for comprehensive development as it contributes very significant value to the GDP. The agriculture sector
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