What is the impact of the Green Revolution in India?

Decreased agricultural production

Increased crop productivity

Reduced reliance on fertilizers

Diminished land resources

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B. Increased crop productivity

The Green Revolution led to increased crop productivity in India through the use of high-yielding varieties and modern agricultural inputs.

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