Father of Revolution (India ) and Their Products

S.No	Revolution	Field	Father of the Revolution	Period
1	Green Revolution	Agriculture	M.S. Swaminathan	1966 – 1967
2	White Revolution	Milk/Dairy Products	Dr. Verghese Kurien	1970 – 1996
3	Blue Revolution	Fish and Aqua	Dr. Arun Krishnan, Dr. Harilal Chaudhari	1973 – 2002
4	Golden Revolution	Fruits, Honey, Horticulture	Nirpakh Tutaj	1991 – 2003
5	Silver Revolution	Eggs	Indira Gandhi	2000s
6	Yellow Revolution	Oil Seeds	Sam Pitroda	1986 – 1990
7	Pink Revolution	Pharmaceuticals, Prawns, Onion	Durgesh Patel	1970s
8	Brown Revolution	Leather, Cocoa	Hiralal Chaudri	1990s
9	Red Revolution	Meat, Tomato	Vishal Tewari	1980s
10	Golden Fibre Revolution	Jute	-	1990s
11	Evergreen Revolution	Overall Agriculture	M.S. Swaminathan	2017 – 2022
12	Black Revolution	Petroleum	-	-
13	Silver Fiber Revolution	Cotton	-	2000s
14	Round Revolution	Potato	-	1965 – 2005
15	Protein Revolution	Agriculture (Higher Production)	-	2014 – 2020
16	Grey Revolution	Fertilizers	-	1960s – 1970s

Revolutions and Their Achievements

S.No	Revolution	Key Achievements
1	Green Revolution	Increased food grain production, especially wheat and rice Reduced hunger and poverty Improved agricultural practices and technology
2	Blue Revolution	Significant growth in aquaculture production Increased fish supply for human consumption Enhanced employment and economic prosperity in fisheries
3	Red Revolution	Boosted production of meat and tomatoes Improved food security and nutrition
4	Silver Revolution	Rapid growth in poultry farming and egg production Created millions of jobs and boosted rural incomes
5	White Revolution	Made India the largest milk producer in the world Increased milk availability per capita Empowered rural dairy farmers and reduced poverty
6	Pink Revolution	Increased production of onions and prawns Enhanced export potential and economic growth
7	Black Revolution	Boosted petroleum production and self-sufficiency Reduced dependency on oil imports
8	Brown Revolution	Improved cocoa and leather production Promoted non-conventional energy sources
9	Yellow Revolution	Increased oilseed production, especially mustard Enhanced edible oil availability and self-reliance
10	Golden Revolution	Boosted horticulture and honey production Improved agricultural diversity and income for farmers