印度国际经济关系研究理事会（ICRIER）：2026年多元化以增加农民收入并促进旁遮普和哈里亚纳的可持续农业报告（英文版）

punjab and Haryana have long played a pioneering role in shaping India’s agricultural transformation, when it was needed the most. With the adoption of input-intensive technologies during the Green Revolution, Punjab emerged as the leader in transforming Indian agriculture during the 1970s and 1980s, with Haryana following closely. This transformation led to a substantial increase in wheat and rice productivity, thereby significantly strengthening government procurement of these staple crops