Nearly 60% of India’s population depends on agriculture for livelihood. Therefore, it is no surprise that this sector is considered the backbone of the economy. The Green Revolution that began in the 1960s navigated India through a period of famine and helped India achieve self-sufficiency. Yet, agricultural productivity in India has been low compared to other major food producing nations. The advent of AgriTech in India marks the beginning of the greatest leap in Indian agriculture since the Green Revolution. We are seeing a new wave of budding entrepreneurs and emerging start-ups in the country that are leading the disruption in the agriculture sector by leveraging technology. Read more
Best Regards,
Vani Kola
Managing Director
Kalaari Capital
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