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India is a rapidly developing economy. Indian economy is growing at a fast pace. The process of economic reforms initiated in the year 1991 has completed more than two decades. The annual average growth rate of India is posting robust numbers. Along with the growth of other two sectors Indian agriculture is growing at a healthy 3 per cent per annum. Today the agriculture sector not only feeds the bourgeoning population of India but also creates a surplus for export. Over the years the Indian agricultural export witnessed quantitative and qualitative changes. Indian agricultural export has moved away from the traditional items to nontraditional items. The export basket of Indian agricultural goods is ever increasing and diversifying. Present book describes the growing importance of Indian agricultural export as important foreign exchange earner for the country in the reform era. The growth of agricultural export is presented in two ways. Firstly, the composition of export by commodity groups wise. Secondly, direction of export in the reform era and changing direction and emerging markets for the various agricultural commodities from India.

Dr Waheeda Sheikh has completed her studies from B.A. to M.Phil from Pune University, Pune, India and Doctoral Degree from Sardar Patel University. She has been working as a faculty of Economics in SEMCOM, Vallabh Vidhyanagar. She has published many research papers in national and international journals. She has also published books in Economics.