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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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Sidharth Negandhi
Sidharth Negandhi 11 years 5 months ago
As demand for non agricultural land increases, increasing productivity of remaining land will become more critical. Next gen technologies such as vertical farming should be piloted. Such farming in urban centres can reduce logistics cost for fruits and vegetables and post harvest losses. Townships planning vertical farms can be provided incentives by state governments. Another step for this is to encourage solar powered micro cold storage for storing produce. AgTech adoption is the way forward.
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Sidharth Negandhi
Sidharth Negandhi 11 years 5 months ago
Farms in India should focus on growing Fruits, Aqua, Rice, Maize and Soya. Growing Aqua refers to water conservation. Through a combination of genetics, mechanization and post harvest care, we should aim increase productivity by 50% in all these crops and resources. The average yield of maize in Kharif is 2MT/ha and that of Ravi maize is 4.7MT/ha. This is purely due to higher proportion of hybrid seeds and irrigation. This example needs to be followed in other crops.
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Sati Shankar
Sati Shankar 11 years 5 months ago
HOW TO PREVENT FARMER'S SUICIDES, {without Govt's spending}, Dear Sir, I have been thinking and have something to say on how to prevent it. Farmer's loan be insured to cover the loan + a value of his labour based on a base price index of his produce) by the bank while lending under suitable insurance scheme such that in unfortunate case farmer gets to sustain himself after loan adjustment so preventing land secularization also (which kills his family after his suicide).Regards ss
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shubham kumar
shubham kumar 11 years 5 months ago
Sir I have a thought in my mind... Why don't you ban diesel cars in India?? Because sir you give more subsidies on disel because farmers use it.. BT sir I think rich persons have a more profit from it.. Average cost of diesel cars are 10 lakhs or more.. A person who can buy a car of 10 lakhs.. Obviously he can travel in petrol cars.. If they use more petrol govt revenue will increase and then you can give more subsidies on diesel which will be used by farmers and profit them
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Kuldeep Singh
Kuldeep Singh 11 years 5 months ago
India is a country of land diversity; so the Indian farmers are most diverse in the world. A farmer's perspective of agriculture is different in Shivalik mountains than for farmers in Deccan. Farmers belong to most illiterate group. Farmers's cultivating skills comes from their fathers/fore-fathers. So I request Mr. PM to train/skill Indian farmers (Geography wise) under Skill India initiative to have max. crop yields as per existing climatic conditions.
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sneha vig
sneha vig 11 years 5 months ago
Sir,we have created a Project for farmers that can help them to know the diseases on plants by just taking the picture put in our software an they will get to know about the disease on leaf of plant its symptoms its precautions its remedy along with expertise number an the that software will be with them any time they want an also we have been certified by ABVP and national level's and the best thing is its supporting "MAKE IN INDIA" concept...
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vivek j agravat
vivek j agravat 11 years 5 months ago
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Debobroto Munshi
Debobroto Munshi 11 years 5 months ago
Sir, our farmers doesn’t get fair prices for their produce. Middlemen are eating the whole profit margin. With the help of modern technology, please offer a platform to farmers for auctioning of their produce in the open market. This auctioning should be done before the crop has ripened otherwise again the farmers will be left for unjust treatment. They will be forced to sell their crop at through away prices.
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Shriniwas Deshpande
Shriniwas Deshpande 11 years 5 months ago
making land acquisition crystal clear by using digitalization and sir,for agriculture sector needs to be innovative ideas which is implemented in west for example Soyabean is cash crops in Maharashtra for one bag of seed it gives 7-8 bags in Brasil,Argentina it gives 20-25 bags so by doing soil examining n farmers need to be educate on the selection of seeds.
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