PM Modi Advocates Agricultural Transformation for Global Food Leadership

Key Highlights

• Emphasis on transforming agriculture for global food leadership.
• Support and budget provisions for organic farming.
• Revival of 60,000 ‘Amrit Sarovars’ (ponds).
• Comprehensive development for fishermen and livestock keepers.

In a recent address from the Red Fort on Independence Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the urgent need for transformation in India's agriculture sector. He expressed gratitude to farmers who have embraced natural farming methods and committed to nurturing Mother Earth.

Support for Organic Farming

PM Modi highlighted the significant provisions introduced in this year’s budget to promote and support organic farming. He stressed the importance of enhancing global nutrition and supporting small farmers in India.

Reviving ‘Amrit Sarovars’

The Prime Minister noted the revival and replenishment of 60,000 ‘Amrit Sarovars’ (ponds) across the country. This initiative is a key part of India's strategy to boost agricultural productivity and sustainability.

Focus on Comprehensive Development

Modi also pointed out that the government’s policies and reforms are aimed at the comprehensive development of all agricultural sectors. This includes addressing the needs and aspirations of fishermen and livestock keepers, as part of a broader vision for agricultural progress.

Looking Forward

India has the potential to become a global leader in organic food production, and the government is committed to supporting this vision through various initiatives and reforms.

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CMV360 Says

PM Modi's address underscores the urgent need for agricultural transformation in India, highlighting the country's potential to lead in organic food production. With robust support for organic farming and initiatives like the revival of ‘Amrit Sarovars,’ India is poised for significant advancements in agriculture and global nutrition.