Diversification of Agriculture.

Diversification of agriculture in India is a crucial aspect of enhancing the resilience and sustainability of the economy. Historically, Indian agriculture has been predominantly focused on staple crops like rice and wheat. However, recognizing the limitations and risks associated with a mono-cropped system, there has been a growing emphasis on diversifying agricultural activities.

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