The economics of rice in India including production, supply, consumption and yield, along with
the agriculture land for paddy farming has continuously shown a growing trend for a period of
time, however, with lots of fluctuations and inconsistency. After a growing trend it has shown a
declining trend in all these areas in the recent time which is the time of global change. And it can
be interpreted as a negative sign if it is about the coping up of the rice industry with changing
scenario. Ballabh and Pandey [1] while studying the two villages in India observe the slow
agricultural growth of rice as a major issue and emphasise on the new opportunities on increasing
the productivity and speeding up the agricultural growth.