Today, as India begins to liberalize the agricultural sector, there remains a strong preference for maintaining a certain level of food selfsufficiency, driven partly by the Government of India &apos; s awareness that national demand is so large that it could not be met by international markets along with the recognition that two thirds of the population still rely on agriculture for employment.
Today, as India begins to liberalize the agricultural sector, there remains a strong preference for maintaining a certain level of food selfsufficiency, driven partly by the Government of India &apos; s awareness that national demand is so large that it could not be met by international markets along with the recognition that two thirds of the population still rely on agriculture for employment.