India's No.1 PU & Degree With Integrated IAS & IPS(UPSC/PSC) Training College.

+91 6366816611 / 9686664985 Student Portal

*** Admissions are open for 2025-26. Courses offered - PUC (Science, Commerce & Arts), BSc (Environmental Science), BA, B.Com, BA.LLB (5 Years)***

Agriculture

Agriculture

Q. There is a view that the current agricultural policies in India are biased against rainfed agriculture. Comment. Also, identify government initiatives in this regard.

Q. While the WTO seeks elimination of subsidies that contribute to IUU (illegal, unreported and unregulated) fishing, there are multiple concerns around it. Discuss while highlighting India’s stand on the issue.

Q. Agristack can serve as a foundation to build innovative agri-focused solutions, thus enabling creation of a better ecosystem for agriculture in India. Comment. Also, discuss the concerns associated with it.

Q. Harnessing Smart Agriculture can potentially be a game-changer for farm productivity in India. Discuss.

National Food Security Act, 2013

What are the main bottlenecks in upstream and downstream process of marketing of agricultural products in India?

How far do you agree that green revolution has made the present generation food sufficient at the cost of nutritional security of future generations? Also, recommend measures to transform green revolution into evergreen revolution

Discuss the rationale behind declaring Minimum Support Price (MSP) and various issues related to MSP regime in the country. Do you think that providing legal backing to MSP is necessary and sufficient for making farming financially sustainable?

Direct income transfer to farmers can improve production, increase resilience to market volatility and encourage adoption of new farming techniques. Analyze the various benefits and bottlenecks of the PM-Kisan Yojana

India is one of the largest producers of food, yet the Food Processing Industry (FPI) is not well developed in the country. Examine the inhibiting factors and recommend some remedial actions to promote FPIs.

Q.6) Reforms in Public distribution system (PDS) and Food Corporation of India (FCI) are two sides of the same coin. Discuss the statement along with suitable reforms in PDS and FCI.

Cropping pattern in the country does not concur with the agro-climatic reality, leading to unintended and undesirable consequences. Comment

Despite their flaws in limiting access to larger markets and poor price realization for agricultural produce, APMCs have their utility. Analyse the statement and suggest reforms in agriculture marketing in the country

Poor soil management will erode food security.

Download-Brochure

Download-Application-Form