Question

“The Honey Mission programme" was launched to promote bee-keeping activities and provide employment opportunities among farmers and unemployed youth in rural India.

This is also known as the

• A. Blue Revolution
• B. Silver Revolution
• C. Sweet Revolution
• D. White Revolution

Answer 1

The correct option is C Sweet Revolution

"The Honey Mission programme" also known as the Sweet Revolution was launched in India to increase the production of honey and related products by developing scientific methods of bee-keeping (apiculture). It was also aimed to provide employment opportunities among farmers and unemployed youth in rural India.

After the huge success of the Green Revolution which tremendously increased the food production in our country, the Government of India initiated Operation Flood, also known as the White Revolution. The main mission of this programme was to increase the milk production and to make the country as one of the largest producers of milk in the world.

Blue revolution also called as Neel Kranti Mission was launched to increase fisheries production and productivity from aquaculture and other fisheries resources.

The immense increase in the production of eggs by using advanced methods and technologies to enhance efficient growth in poultry farming is called the Silver Revolution.