Who was the leader of the green revolution?(a) Verghese Kurien(b) Neel Kranti(c) Napoleon Bonaparte(d) Norman BorlaugThe question was asked in examination.This interesting question is from Biotechnological Applications in Agriculture in chapter Biotechnology and its Applications of Biology – Class 12

Who was the leader of the green revolution?(a) Verghese Kurien(b) Neel

1.	Who was the leader of the green revolution?(a) Verghese Kurien(b) Neel Kranti(c) Napoleon Bonaparte(d) Norman BorlaugThe question was asked in examination.This interesting question is from Biotechnological Applications in Agriculture in chapter Biotechnology and its Applications of Biology – Class 12
Answer» The correct CHOICE is (d) Norman Borlaug Easiest explanation: The Green REVOLUTION is related to Norman Borlaug. Neel Kranti is the name assigned to the blue revolution by the INDIAN government. Napoleon Bonaparte led the French revolution while the “Father of WHITE Revolution” is VERGHESE Kurien.

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