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Green revolution in India occurred during

1. 1960.s
2. 1970.s
3. 1980.s
4. 1950.s

Correct answer: 1960.s

Solution

The Green Revolution in India began in the 1960s, when high-yield variety seeds, fertilizers, irrigation, and modern techniques were introduced on a large scale. This led to a major rise in food grain production, especially wheat.

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