CutTheClutter: India’s tragic cotton collapse: From embracing biotech to dumping it, top exporter to big importer
India’s cotton story was once a global success - yields tripled & exports surged. But over the last few years, India has gone from second largest exporter to net importer of cotton. ThePrint Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta explains reasons behind India’s tragic cotton collapse, and breaks down the data over the past few…
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