New Delhi: Agricultural scientists, policymakers and industry representatives have called for a comprehensive overhaul of India’s regulatory framework for genetically modified (GM) and genome-edited (GE) crops, arguing that faster, science-based approvals are essential to improve climate resilience, food security and farm productivity, a release by the agriculture ministry read Sunday | India News

According to a statement by the Agriculture Ministry on Sunday, Trust for Advancement of Agricultural Sciences (TAAS), in collaboration with ICAR, and the Federation of Seed…

New Delhi: Agricultural scientists, policymakers and industry representatives have called for a comprehensive overhaul of India’s regulatory framework for genetically modified…