Q. Despite being the largest producer of pulses globally, India remains dependent on imports to meet its domestic demand. Analyze the structural bottlenecks in India’s pulse sector, with special reference to procurement policies and trade agreements. Suggest measures to achieve self-sufficiency in pulses. (250 Words, 15 Marks)

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