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Why Punjab, Haryana need another Green Revolution, diversify & reduce area under rice:Gulati & Chand

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Updated At : 10:19 AM Apr 20, 2026 IST

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In this latest episode of #TheTribuneNewsroom, The Tribune Deputy Editor Ruchika M Khanna and senior editorial staff at The Tribune speaks to eminent agriculture experts Ramesh Chand from NITI Aayog and Ashok Gulati from Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations . #TheTribuneNewsroom #Agriculture #CropDiversification #Paddy #HighValueCrops #FarmPolicy #IndiaFarming #AgriEconomy #NITIAayog #AshokGulati #RameshChand #RuchikaKhanna #PowerSubsidy #FarmReforms #IndianEconomy Why Punjab, Haryana need another Green Revolution, diversify & reduce area under rice:Gulati & Chand

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