| S.No. |
Crop |
Trait |
| 1. |
Rice |
NUE, Photosynthesis & Yield |
| 2. |
Rice |
Drought and salt tolerance and yield |
| 3. |
Rice |
Enhanced root development/ drought Tolerance |
| 4. |
Rice |
Blast resistance |
| 5. |
Rice |
Culm strength |
| 6. |
Rice |
Yield |
| 7. |
Rice |
NUE |
| 8. |
Rice |
Bacterial blight resistance |
| 9. |
Rice |
Resistance to Blast disease |
| 10. |
Rice |
Resistance to stunting disease of rice caused by Southern rice black-streaked dwarf virus |
| 11. |
Rice |
Nematode resistance |
| 12 |
Rice |
Fe content |
| 13 |
Rice |
Yield |
| 14 |
Rice |
Bacterial blight disease |
| 15. |
Rice |
erect leaf, erect panicle, yield |
| 16. |
Rice |
Herbicide resistance |
| 17. |
Rice |
Yield |
| 18. |
Rice |
Lodging resistant |
| 19. |
Rice |
NUE |
| 20. |
Rice |
WUE |
| 21. |
Rice |
Quality |
| 22. |
Rice |
Yield |
| 23. |
Rice |
Grain filling, earliness, and male sterility (targeting two-line hybrid system) |
| 24. |
Rice |
Dwarfness, grain yield, and culm strength |
| 25. |
Rice |
|
| 26. |
Rice |
high-amylose |
| 27. |
Wheat |
Nitrogen Use Efficiency |
| 28. |
Wheat |
Nitrogen Use Efficiency |
| 29. |
Wheat |
Nutrient (Nitrogen and Phosphorus) Use Efficiency |
| 30. |
Wheat |
Heat stress tolerance |
| 31. |
Wheat |
Nitrogen use efficiency |
| 32. |
Wheat |
Heat stress tolerance |
| 33. |
Wheat |
Biofortification of Fe and Zn |
| 34. |
Wheat |
Resistant starch |
| 35. |
Maize |
Haploid induction |
| 36. |
Maize |
Banded leaf and sheath blight resistance |
| 37. |
Maize |
High-amylose/low-glycemic maize |
| 38. |
Maize |
Low phytic acid, high amylose |
| 39. |
Maize |
Kernel number per plant |
| 40. |
Pearl millet |
Phytic acid biosynthesis |
| 41. |
Pearl millet |
Grain yield |
| 42. |
Pearl millet |
Herbicide tolerance |
| 43. |
Pearl millet |
Shelf life |
| 44. |
Foxtail millet |
Grain yield |
| 45. |
Foxtail millet |
Phytic acid biosynthesis |
| 46. |
Finger Millet |
Pollen development |
| 47. |
Finger Millet |
Grain yield |
| 48. |
Finger Millet |
Phytic acid biosynthesis |
| 49. |
Finger Millet |
Drought stress tolerance |
| 50. |
Sorghum |
Herbicide tolerance |
| 51. |
Mustard |
Early flowering |
| 52. |
Mustard |
Self incompatibility |
| 53. |
Mustard |
Male Sterility |
| 54. |
Mustard |
Improved Yield & Seed shattering resistance |
| 55. |
Mustard |
Flowering phenotype/ Yield increase |
| 56. |
Mustard |
Improved oil yield/ Improved plant architecture |
| 57. |
Mustard |
Seed yield |
| 58. |
Mustard |
Resistance to silique shattering; tolerance to Sclerotinia sclerotiorum |
| 59. |
Mustard |
Oil content |
| 60. |
Mustard |
Yield |
| 61. |
Mustard |
Aphid resistance |
| 62. |
Mustard |
High oil content |
| 63. |
Mustard |
Orobanche resistance |
| 64. |
Mustard |
Yield |
| 65. |
Mustard |
Seed number |
| 66. |
Mustard |
Orobanche resistance |
| 67. |
Mustard |
Early flowering phenotype |
| 68. |
Mustard |
Increased number of seeds per silique |
| 69. |
Groundnut |
High Oleate |
| 70. |
Groundnut |
Low phytic acid content |
| 71. |
Soybean |
Seed and oil yield |
| 72. |
Soybean |
Seed yield + removal of pod shattering |
| 73. |
Soybean |
Insect Resistance |
| 74. |
Soybean |
Oleic acid content |
| 75. |
Soybean |
Resistance to Yellow Mosaic Disease |
| 76. |
Soybean |
Drought, water logging, and salinity stress tolerance |
| 77. |
Camelina sativa |
Improved oil content |
| 78. |
Castor |
Non-toxic castor lines |
| 79. |
Chickpea |
Drought |
| 80. |
Chickpea |
Fusarium wilt |
| 81. |
Chickpea |
Productivity |
| 82. |
Chickpea |
Nutrition |
| 83. |
Chickpea |
Nutrition |
| 84. |
Pigeonpea |
DH |
| 85. |
Pigeonpea |
Male Sterility |
| 86. |
Pigeonpea |
NUE |
| 87. |
Pigeonpea |
Productivity |
| 88. |
Pigeonpea |
SMD |
| 89. |
Pigeonpea |
Earliness |
| 90. |
Pigeonpea |
Lodging |
| 91. |
Grasspea |
ODAP |
| 92. |
Lentil |
Earliness and Lodging |
| 93. |
Faba bean |
Enhanced L-DOPA |
| 94. |
Cotton (G. hirsutum) |
Fiber quality (length and strength) and drought tolerance |
| 95. |
Cotton (G. hirsutum) |
Fiber quality (length and strength) and agronomic traits |
| 96. |
Cotton (G. hirsutum) |
Cotton seed oil content and salt stress tolerance |
| 97. |
Cotton (G. hirsutum) |
Square and boll shedding tolerant |
| 98. |
Cotton (G. hirsutum) |
Square and boll shedding tolerant |
| 99. |
Jute (Corchorus olitorius) |
Improve fibre quality (reduced lignin & pectin in bast fibre) |
| 100. |
Jute (Corchorus olitorius) |
Resistance to short-day flowering for climate change adaptation |
| 101. |
Jute (Corchorus olitorius) |
Herbicide tolerance |
| 102. |
Flax (Linum usitatissimum) |
Heat Stress Tolerance |
| 103. |
Sugarcane |
Fatty acid accumulation |
| 104. |
Sugarcane |
Whip smut resistance |
| 105. |
Sugarcane |
Reduced lignin content |
| 106. |
Sugarcane |
Herbicide resistance |
| 107. |
Sugarcane |
Biomass modification |
| 108. |
Sugarcane |
Abiotic stress tolerance |
| 109. |
Sugarcane |
CAS9 free gene edited plants |
| 110. |
Sugarcane |
Knockout of flowering |
