Globalization and Sustainable Agriculture in India
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Development is a complex issue containing economic growth as one of the elements wherein human being is both the subject and the beneficiary of the development process. Development if fulfillment of human needs including physical, security, status, autonomy, self actualization etc. It pertains to quality and is multidimensional and covers personal life, social relations, politics, economics and culture of the countries and regions concerned.
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