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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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Manoj Kumar Tripathy
Manoj Kumar Tripathy 11 years 5 months ago
Sir, As a step towards Swachchha Bharat Mission, It is my humble request that the No. of Public Utilities may please be increased on the Road/highway sides, so that the problem of open urinating can be controlled. Separate facilities for Ladies must also be there for our fellow women citizens. Moreover like the big boards displayed on roads for Petrol Pumps or other utilities, there should also be boards on the roads/highways indicating passer byes regarding public utilities.
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Pradeep Narayan
Pradeep Narayan 11 years 5 months ago
For farmers having own land, the Govt should ensure 50% of land is used for local produce that is directly sourced from the farmer by the nearest municipality/FCI - this sourcing shall offset the subsidy provided for farming (seeds, fertilizer, equipment, power). The balance 50% of produce and be sold as per demand (nationally or internationally), by the farmer.
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VISHWAS TAKSALEE
VISHWAS TAKSALEE 11 years 5 months ago
Sir,wheat and chana crops in many parts of the country have been badly affected by the recent hailstorm. Please immediately grant financial assistance to the farmers. Some suggestions are humbly submitted:- 1.There must be an advanced weather forecasting system supported by our satellites. 2.Crop insurance be made mandatory for all crops and a part of the premium be borne by the government.3. All the students and professors of agriculture colleges be deployed for survey work in crop crashes.
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Swarna Latha
Swarna Latha 11 years 5 months ago
1. Will you take inputs from Mr P Sainath, Dr Vandana Shiva, Mr Devinder Sharma and so many more concerned people? 2. Please tell them: "Please don't resort to any extreme step. Your family needs you. The nation needs you" 3. Will you assure them that land is important, real estate is NOT important? 4. Will you assure them that your Govt will not allow GMO trials? I am concerned that there is money announced as increased compensation, but not for small loans to farmers. #MannKiBaat #Farmers
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Rakesh Saini
Rakesh Saini 11 years 5 months ago
Sir,I am from a village Bhiura H.P.,I would like to raise few points which needs immediate attention.1)There is no garbage collection and recycling mechanism in villages.People do burn the waste but generally people are dumping the garbage at some common place.Since there are more non degradable items(battery,electronics,bulbs etc)we need some solution otherwise soil will be polluted.2)Farmers are using too much fertilizers,pesticides on vegetables,fruits which should be controlled.
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Sukhminder Singh
Sukhminder Singh 11 years 5 months ago
With dwindling farm income and sizes young farmers & unemployed urban youth were adapting allied occupations like dairy, poultry etc. Poultry @ ₹ 90000 Cr is now the biggest industry (bigger than auto industry in net worth & employment) in India but being unregulated, unable to contribute to nation and felling pray to petty greed of infighting upcoming local businesses and mighty foreign MNCs. Please regulate it before they bleed our farmers, traders & financier to death and suck up our consumer
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Vikram Goel
Vikram Goel 11 years 5 months ago
Respected Modi ji, We can save a lot of water by adopting the following methods: 1. Central/State govt./ Local municipal bodies should ban/penalize washing of cars by running water through pipe. I stay in Delhi and it pains me a lot when I see educated citizens wasting water by washing their cars daily through pipe. 2. We can save millions liters of water by systematic use of toilet tunkey. Can someone from PMO contact me to explain in detail? Rgds, CA Vikram Goel 9810001840
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Sainandan Mohanty
Sainandan Mohanty 11 years 5 months ago
The best idea is — Government should provide free rate of interest on agri loan, instead of providing them free food or low cost food facility, like, in odisha (₹1 rice plan). All facilities should be provided which will help them to ripe more on farming field . The Unproductive facilities should be limited to old farmers only. Government should help them to use machine and equipment for farming. Inspire them to make farming. But how,Provide them reward for reaching 'targeted output'..
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