AGROTECH AS MEDIUM OF SOCIAL INCLUSIVENESS: OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES

The Indian economy is essentially rural, with around
55% of the population dependent for his or her
livelihoods on agriculture and allied sectors.
On 15 August, 1945 Gross worth was superimposed.
Indian farmers square measure at risk of impacts of
global climate change, water insufficiency and land
degradation. Additionally, increasing fragmentation of
holdings, extreme weather events, rising input prices
and post-harvest losses create a vast challenge to
sustaining agricultural growth. There has been sizable
growth and alter within the analysis and extension
system. However the key queries stay the same.