Pest blights India's GM cotton crop, fuelling debate over risks

MUMBAI/NEW DELHI, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Two Indian states are suffering the first major pest infestation since the country adopted genetically modified cotton in 2002, raising concerns over the vulnerability of the lab-grown seeds that yield nearly all of the cotton in the world's top producer.
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