05-06-2008, 02:07 AM
<!--QuoteBegin-->QUOTE<!--QuoteEBegin-->Talk of "spreading the Green Revolution to eastern India" had been heard for 25 years but had become only an empty cliché. Using new technologies and seriously discussing genetically modified food was seen as politically incorrect, even as China went ahead and grasped modern agri-tech and dramatically increased yields.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->
As I said before, most of the opposition to GM crops and biotech in Bharat comes from commies or misguided romanticists who think everything will be great if we all went back to organic farming (why stop at that, lets all go back to slash and burn). Vandana Shiva is the head of this so called "green" movement and anti Hindu to the core (the delay in introduction of BT cotton in Gujarat was primarily due to this fraudster).
Either the commie influence in Bharat is seriously curtailed or the people face the consequences for electing these senile retards into power.
As I said before, most of the opposition to GM crops and biotech in Bharat comes from commies or misguided romanticists who think everything will be great if we all went back to organic farming (why stop at that, lets all go back to slash and burn). Vandana Shiva is the head of this so called "green" movement and anti Hindu to the core (the delay in introduction of BT cotton in Gujarat was primarily due to this fraudster).
Either the commie influence in Bharat is seriously curtailed or the people face the consequences for electing these senile retards into power.