BJP's Kisan Morcha (agriculture wing) chief Virendra Singh 'Mast' has written to Javadekar that 'karmkand' (ritualism) has a direct link with agricultural lifestyle and starting providing education on it will boost farm growth.
In his letter to Javadekar yesterday, Singh said, "You are requested to consider this policy which will take forward the tradition of 'rishi-krishi' and make arrangements for education in ritualism in Sanskrit schools."
In a statement, the BJP leader said that he has contributed Rs 1 crore from his MP fund to open 10 'karmkand' schools in his Lok Sabha constituency Bhadohi.
People trained in ritualism are in demand in India and abroad, he said, adding such education will boost employment.
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