Solutions to India's Agriculture Troubles |
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2023
- In this EPISODE of #AskJP English Q&A, Dr. Jayaprakash Narayan discusses India's Agriculture Sector - he explores its significance, challenges, and its possible solutions.
Throughout the video, he highlights the urgent need for modernisation and policy reforms that can empower our farmers.
He analyses how India's agricultural sector is connected with international markets - becoming a vital player in the global food trade.
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As usual hats off to you sir. You are role model for many.
For me most important to team up with other farmers is flexibility and time and freedom for myself. Today so many farmers can't travel if they have urgency of family needs due to doing everything on his own, he can't enjoy his life.
Good sir 👏
Sir if you are agriculture minister like jai shankar sir in foreign minister.. It will be better
We have lost a political leader who had got better awareness, efficient enough to tackle multiple issues with several solutions.
Great insights SIr
Good question and good analysis
sir how to ask questions i am a upsc aspirant
Our politicians never accepts these changes because still agriculture is livelihood for most of the people, farmers casting their votes by attracting to various schemes, they never let farmers to grow on their own
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Sir speak in Telugu and atleast add Telugu subtitles this information usefull for Telugu formers also .this is my small request
Is this a good scheme to deposit money in the farmer's accounts? In the name of pm. Kisan Yojaa, kcr. Riathu Bandhu, or Raithu Barosa, As per my view, it is better to use the same amount on fertiliser discounts and buy products from the farmer. I think my idea is better for whomever is working on the paddy fields, whether they are own-land farmers or leased farmers. Please let me know your views and best ideas.
Unless the political people see that the farmers and farming sector is not a Vote Bank then only they will look into the actual problems faced by them day to day. If the agricultural sector is profitable why most of the young and educated are not involved in the agricultural activities whether large or small scale? In many of the small villages it is not out of place here to mention that only aged people that too above 60 to 70 years are staying at their village native places. And unless strong and effective measures are taken to give proper value to the agricultural produce, the most of the rich fields will remain as deserts or so.