Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha called upon stakeholders to double the efforts for the branding and marketing of local agriculture products
Second advance estimates peg GVA in agri and allied activities to grow 3% in current fiscal year
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Thursday said the government is promoting the agriculture sector through reforms in the laws which seeks to bring revolutionary changes. The government is focusing on the growth and strengthening of India's farming and rural sector, the minister said at an event organised by Asia Pacific Rural and Agricultural Credit Association and NABARD. Tomar also highlighted various steps taken by his government during the last six-and-half years to boost the agriculture sector and enhance farmers' income, according to a release issued by his ministry. He said the government transferred Rs 1.15 lakh crore directly into the bank accounts of nearly 10.75 crore farmers under the flagship PM KISAN programme. He said that the government was setting up 10,000 farmer producer organisations (FPO) with an outlay of Rs 6,865 crore. "Agriculture sector is being promoted through reforms in-laws. This is expected to bring revolutionary changes," Tomar said. He
What's on offer: Separate agricultural budgets, free water, stepped up direct transfers and a lot more
With farmers taking to the streets and a bumper crop expected, it is unlikely that there will be any let up in wheat procurement in the 2021-22 marketing season
It's a catch-22 for the Adityanath govt as no hike in sugarcane SAP for three straight years can worsen an already volatile situation, while an increase would have pushed cane dues up further
While the FM has ostensibly got her act right on imposing the levy without punishing the consumer, questions about the share of states, the rate structure and the use of funds remain
Narendra Modi said that the MSP will continue and so will the monthly ration scheme to 800 million people
The firms said this will help in boosting farmers' income and overall growth of the sector
The Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Ministry has got 5.63 per cent more budget allocation at Rs 1.31 trillion
Expressing solidarity with agitating Indian farmers, an alliance of various diaspora organisations has demanded repeal of 3 agricultural laws that have caused unrest in country's farming community
Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar on Wednesday asked ICAR to make the farm sector more employment-oriented with the help of New Education Policy (NEP).
Provisional data shows that inflation impact in 2020-21 is expected to be about 3.9%, down from 7.4% in 2019-20
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The "trinity of reforms" undertaken by his government in the education, agriculture and labour sectors will immensely help students, farmers and youth of the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said
There are no provisions for effective monitoring and support for farmers to sell outside the APMC
Gross value added by agriculture did not dip in 2020-21; rather, it was the only sector that showed growth
MSMEs, education, India's police forces might need more support in the coming year to realign their development and spending goals
The government should provide additional funds as well as incentives to promote indigenous farm research, oilseeds production, food processing and organic farming