Abstract
The 23rd Annual Dialogue series at the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation aimed at suggesting important inputs in the regulatory process for the approval and commercialisation of genetically modified crops.
Highlights
The 23rd Annual Dialogue series at the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation aimed at suggesting important inputs in the regulatory process for the approval and commercialisation of genetically modified crops
Opinion A brainstorming and engaging dialogue on the merits of genetically modified (GM) crops to augment the agrarian crisis was held in Chennai, India, by the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation to commemorate 60 years since the discovery of the DNA double helix structure
The Foundation brought together all stakeholders in the agriculture sector, including molecular biologists, plant breeders, farmers’ associations and civil society representatives from both national and international institutions, to help produce definite guidelines on the Regulatory Authority Bill that is before the Indian Parliament for deliberations and discussions
Summary
Opinion A brainstorming and engaging dialogue on the merits of genetically modified (GM) crops to augment the agrarian crisis was held in Chennai, India, by the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation to commemorate 60 years since the discovery of the DNA double helix structure. The 23rd Annual Dialogue series at the MS Swaminathan Research Foundation aimed at suggesting important inputs in the regulatory process for the approval and commercialisation of genetically modified crops.
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