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PM’s Mann Ki Baat with farmers on 22nd March, 2015

PM’s Mann Ki Baat with farmers on 22nd March, 2015
Start Date :
Mar 11, 2015
Last Date :
Mar 23, 2015
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will share his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ with the farmers of India on 22nd March 2015. The Prime Minister is very keen to interact with his ...

Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi will share his ‘Mann Ki Baat’ with the farmers of India on 22nd March 2015.

The Prime Minister is very keen to interact with his farmer sisters and brothers across India and would also like to hear their thoughts, ideas and insights on a wide range of issues relating to agriculture. He has requested farmers across India to write to him and send letters to ‘Mann Ki Baat, Akashvani, Sansad Marg, Delhi – 110001’. Some farmers can ask the Prime Minister their question directly during the episode.

MyGov also gives you all this wonderful opportunity to contribute through ideas and inputs for the ‘Mann Ki Baat’ episode with India’s hardworking farmers.

The PM has repeatedly said that India cannot progress until the farmers of the Nation progress and has assured that the Centre will leave no stone unturned in ensuring the agricultural progress of India.

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Raghavendra Rao
Raghavendra Rao 11 years 5 months ago
Lot of Former's are not aware of governmen schemes or subsidies provided on modern agricultura equipment. They are either sold to relatives of the agriculture department offices or for the people who can influence, not at all reaching to former' and they are not at all aware of such facilities provided to them by government. It can be resolved by bringing trasparency and asking officers to visit the villagers and arrange a brief sessions by gramsevaks/ agricultral officersto farmers on governmen
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dc agrawal
dc agrawal 11 years 5 months ago
To control the inflation,India need to develop a commission or authority,he check the cost of production of all thing like farming and factory and need to fix maximum profit margin.
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dc agrawal
dc agrawal 11 years 5 months ago
In india from many months,crop rate are declined but still he have to pay higher rate of every thing he need,nothing have change in last 10 month of your govt,every thing is costly or most costlier,cotton and rubber crop rate are declined by half but sir in market clothes and tires rate are not changed,same way crude rate half but FMCG and paints have not reduced by a single rupees,even transport rate are same but Digel rate are reduced.
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Vikas Bajirao Deshmukh
Vikas Bajirao Deshmukh 11 years 5 months ago
Dear Narendra Modi Sir, Indian farmer living in rural area> I feel there is lack of agreeculture equipment.The fertilizer per hectare is inversely related to farm size for both irrigated and unirrigated areas . The reason of suicides farmes is that : 1) poor prices for farm produce, 2) stress and family responsibilities, 3) poor irrigation, 4) increased cost of cultivation, 5) private money lenders, 6) use of chemical fertilizers 7) crop failure
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Dhananjaya kottari
Dhananjaya kottari 11 years 5 months ago
hello modi sir, my suggestion to you sir:1 please collect data of farmers by using digital india ex:total farmers state wise,total land and quality of land , different crops etc.you will get know clear cut idea and then go for new programmes for darmers 2 as per my fix subsidy at certain level and later stage stop it . 3 before annoceing programmes pls find availbilty of water and electrcity resourses so, you expenditure come controle various ways.
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Raghavendra Rao
Raghavendra Rao 11 years 5 months ago
Governments should also help the farmers by building cold storage's at least one per village and charges to store their goods should be least. Because non availability of cold storage's former's doesn't have option to storage their harvest until they get a good price. If they keep it can be spoiled by Rain, Rat or any other natural disasters.
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dc agrawal
dc agrawal 11 years 5 months ago
why opposing the land bill by farmers as per my views:- 1.cost of land in govt record is very less compare to market rate,if market rate is 1 crore,where govt rate is only 1 lac,if govt give him 4 times of returns,farmers got only 4 lac instead of 1 crore,he is not able to purchase new land,my suggestion is rate should be market base.but for doing that Itax need to be abolished. 2.there has no future policy for farmers,he got money for land sale and after some time .,he become begger
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Raghavendra Rao
Raghavendra Rao 11 years 5 months ago
My suggestion would be to help former's to get the good and competitive price for their products, there is lot of descrimination my middlemens while purchasing their goods. For example one kwintal Paddy will purchased for INR1200 .00, if the end user wants to purchase a rice it costs him INR4000 for kwintal. This is how it neither helps former's nor the endusers, it helps only brokers and middlemen who are having money and they can invest in storing the products for indefinite period of time.
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Rajesh Jain
Rajesh Jain 11 years 5 months ago
Respected Sir my suggetion is that government should open Farmers School for them were all facility avialble to teach them the basics to advamced technology .many farmers are not educated so there should be vedio presentation for them to understand better . Rajesh jain
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