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Description: This is Part 1 of Unscripted Breaks Down: The Green Revolution, a three-part series about the socio-economic as well as ecological effects of the Green Revolution on Indian Agriculture. Watch all three parts right here on YouTube. Part 1: youtu.be/qF2xDkphqlY Part 2: youtu.be/fzHGOvX6lkQ Part 3: youtu.be/83iZ68s-9YE While it's a widely cited fact that the Green Revolution saved India from starvation, no one barely talks about the policies that led to this so-called 'revolution'. In the 1950's under the guise of a program known as Food for Peace, the United States opened a new foreign market for their surplus crops, where food-deficit countries could use their own national currencies to buy surplus American grains, and newly Independent India fast became their main buyer. But what initially seemed like a good deal for India, slowly turned sour. 00:00 Intro 01:50 Bloody British 02:45 Agricultural Reforms 03:24 Toh Problem Kya thi? 04:07 Americans ki Entry + PL480 06:55 Agriculture Takes A Backseat 08:10 The 1965 Fiasco 08:55 Shortage of Food Aid 10:03 A New Deal With America 10:55 Politics Behind Pesticide & Fertiliser Use 12:17 Norman Borlaug + HYV seeds 13:05 Why Punjab and Haryana were chosen 13:33 Input Subsidy + Output Guarantee 15:16 Shift to Monoculture 15:47 Happy Ending... 16:06 NOT! 16:16 Disincentive of PL480 17:10 Real Effects of the Green Revolution in Part 2! #farmslaws #farmersprotest THE NEXT JUMP Our new website unscripted.news is now live! Why? Because journalism is expensive. And while many newsrooms have cut back on their on-ground journalism, ushering in the age of TV news ‘debates’, that's simply not something we want to do. We want to be out in the field, reporting, researching, and doing work that we believe in, work that is not only time-consuming but increasingly more expensive as we attempt to scale up. Over the last five years, we have tried to do branded content, native brand messaging, a strategy that has worked successfully for ScoopWhoops’ other divisions, and as we’ve grown, trended, and influenced policy, brands have increasingly reached out to us for collaborations. However, what they ask of us, is something we aren’t willing to make, because the tone, rawness, lack of filter, irreverence, and political beliefs of each of our members is what makes us, us. We want to continue to report fearlessly on issues that are important to you and for that we need you. By subscribing to Unscripted you empower us to continue to do work that matters without us having to compromise on the kind of stories we want to do, personnel costs, or to the demands of corporate India. Go to unscripted.news for all the details and with your support, we can keep our journalism free from restraints. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- To get notified of all the new videos, subscribe - youtube.com/ScoopWhoopUnscripted Show us your love on Facebook - facebook.com/ScoopWhoopUnscripted Follow us on Instagram - instagram.com/scoopwhoopunscripted ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------