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Sanskriti TrivedyAIR 17· 2028

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1Mode of water leads to crop loss

(4a) M/s Earth science note reduced monsoon importation in India

2Regional Disparity - as ejected, regions (Indus, Narmada) will be hit harder as compared to temperate (e.g. USA)
4Low head to industrialization and starvation and altered losing supply chains (8)-Wheat supply in tension is critical
5Pressure on land - this poor yield however some loss some older views positioned on used for cultivation be cast

shift to more dryland indigenous crops like millets in India.

There is need for global watchfulness through world food programme slowing best practices to combat OSIFY food insecurity (India's Shri Anne focus on millets is good step)

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  • Discusses regional disparities
  • Mentions specific examples (USA)
  • Links to India-specific solution (millets)

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Sanskriti Trivedy

AIR 172028

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Topic

Climate Change and Agriculture

Impact on Food Security

Regional disparities and monsoon impacts

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113

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6

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analytical

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