Green Revolution

Green Revolution

Green revolution the term used to clarify agricultural revolution in modern times. The massive increase in the word population led to the world’s most important revolution in the agricultural sector. It is stated that, the green revolution emerged worldwide from Neolithic Period or “New Stone Age”. However, due to the increase in population growth, the green revolution became a successful source of yielding economy of the developing countries mainly in 1950s. Certainly, the agricultural sector plays an important role in enhancing the economy and reducing severe financial lacks of any state. During the times of green revolution, developing countries mainly emphasized on the crop production to yield as many advantages as possible from the agricultural sector. That is to say, Crop production in the last resort became the main source for increasing economy as per the rate of population growth in Neolithic Period and eventually in present times.

Impact of Green Revolution

In Pakistan, agricultural sector plays an important part in the contribution of GDP Growth. An Economic Survey Of Pakistan reported in 2015 that. Pakistan can not achieve economic goals until her interest is low in agricultural sector. Consequently, unemployment rate increases in Pakistan due to the sheer lack of resources attributed to agricultural sector in Pakistan. Meanwhile, it has been reported that. This emerged in the history of Pakistan in 1960s particularly in the province of Punjab in very deed. The green revolution in Pakistan has strengthen the roots of agriculture sector. Therefore, Pakistan decided to introduce some plans and chalked out strategic measure to overcome the financial deficits. And to increase the economy through labour sources to get rid of unemployment. Unfortunately, it is now of no avail due to the uninterest of Pakistan’s Government in agricultural sector.

In conclusion, either it is a developing country or underdeveloped one, agricultural sectorin the long run, can generate. The possible desired economy for any sovereign state of the world.