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The 'Green Revolution' in India transformed the country from a food-deficient nation to a food-surplus one in the late 1960s. Which of the following best describes its core strategy?
A. Extensive organic farming and the total ban of chemical fertilizers.
B. Redistribution of land to the landless poor to increase labor-intensive farming.
C. The introduction of High-Yielding Variety (HYV) seeds, heavily reliant on chemical fertilizers and assured irrigation.
D. Nationalization of all private agricultural land into giant Soviet-style collective farms.
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