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India emerged as a clear winner in its widely acclaimed green revolution adopted in 1970's through scientific changes in use of technology in agriculture sector to increase food output. As a result, over the last 50 years a series of changes have taken place in the farming practices with the introduction of mechanised farming. The farm machinery and increased use hybrid seeds set the changes and that resulted in achieving self-sufficiency in agriculture output in India. Today India is one of the countries in the world which has a robust agriculture economy and vibrant agro based industry. Farming machinery has been playing an important role in achieving this growth. The rural economy is thriving as more focus is being given to rural credit system which supports farmers to go for higher investment in technology based crop cultivation.

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Farming was traditionally a labour intensive sector in India, with many jobs to be done requiring great human input. With the introduction of technology and efficient farming machinery such as tractors, mechanised ploughs, it reduced the human input and increased the efficiency in production. Irrigation schemes, including the introduction of electric / diesel pumps helped to ensure a more steady and reliable source of water supply to dry areas where it was difficult to do farming. As the introduction of tractors and other farming machineries were not as successful as first hoped, alternative, 'Appropriate Technology' has been introduced which is suited to the local people's wealth, skills and knowledge. Unfortunately for many farmers the cost of machinery was too much and they simply couldn't afford it, as well as the high initial outlay, money was also required for fuel and repair. But the rural credit system supported by government and a liberal banking system helped farmers to go for sustained investment in higher technology and sophisticated farming machinery.

A Bangladeshi father dubbed "Tree Man" for massive bark-like warts on his hands and feet will finally have surgery to remove the growths that first began appearing 10 years ago, a hospital said Sunday.