Farm reforms in India are pending even today since 1991, while neighbouring China implemented them way back in 1978, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister (EAC-PM) Chairman Bibek Debroy said on Friday. The reforms undertaken in India in 1991 were pertaining to external factors and industrial liberalisation, and were not related to agriculture, he said. Currently, agriculture has become unviable and even its share of the country's GDP is declining by 1 per cent per year even as a large percentage of the population is still dependent on this sector for their livelihood, he added. ''Quite often in India,...