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Due to the substantial gap between demand and availability of edible oil, India has to rely upon import which entails huge foreign currency load. Present climatic scenario reduces the options of farmers to choose comparatively better input responding crops in low rainfall tracts. Farmers have to dependent on rainfall and have limited option for kharif crop. Sesame is the best option in unpredictable current scenario of climate. Sesame (Sesamum indicum L.) also known as Til or Gingelly, is one of the most important oilseed crop of tropical and temperate regions. It is referred as “Queen of oilseeds” due to its resistance to oxidation and rancidity, also plays an important role as an industrial food crop because of its high nutritional value.

Assessment of Relative Impact of Improved Technology and Scientific Interventions on the Income of Sesame Farmers in Tribal Area of Bundelkhand Region