Challenges in Agriculture

Biotechnology issues pose tremendous challenges for developing countries. As a member of the World Trade Organisation, India will have to gear up to protect its biodiversity, the interests of its indigenous communities and their know-how

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By P K Ghosh

Published: Tuesday 30 June 1998

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