Women scientists have significantly shaped the trajectory of Indian agriculture through contributions in crop improvement, plant protection, biotechnology, soil science, natural resource management, climate resilience, and agricultural extension. Their scientific leadership within institutions has strengthened national food security and sustainable agricultural systems. This article examines the historical evolution, technological contributions, research innovations, and institutional impact of women scientists in Indian agriculture, highlighting their role in advancing precision breeding, molecular diagnostics, integrated pest management, and climate-smart agriculture.
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