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This initiative reflects the Government of India’s unwavering commitment to prioritize the welfare of farmers and strengthen the agricultural sector.
The Kisan Call Center outbound call facility aims to promote a more inclusive and responsive agricultural ecosystem by facilitating proactive contact between the Ministry and farmers.
Senior officials and divisional representatives of the Ministry can now reach out to farmers nationwide to gather feedback on implemented schemes.
Agriculture Minister Arjun Munda has taken a significant step toward enhancing direct communication with farmers across India. On February 21, he inaugurated the Kisan Call Center outbound call facility at Krishi Bhawan. This initiative reflects the Government of India’s unwavering commitment to prioritize the welfare of farmers and strengthen the agricultural sector.
Key Highlights
Purpose: The Kisan Call Center outbound call facility aims to promote a more inclusive and responsive agricultural ecosystem by facilitating proactive contact between the Ministry and farmers.
Direct Communication: Senior officials and divisional representatives of the Ministry can now reach out to farmers nationwide to gather feedback on implemented schemes. This direct line of communication enables the Ministry to understand the ground realities faced by farmers and tailor policies and initiatives accordingly.
Transparency and Responsiveness: Farmers have the opportunity to voice their suggestions and concerns directly to the Ministry, fostering a transparent and responsive governance framework.
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Scheme Implementation: Union Minister Arjun Munda talked about how important it is to use feedback to make agricultural schemes work better. He stressed that by listening to people's opinions and suggestions, we can improve how these schemes are put into action.
Minister Munda gained insights into the effectiveness of various initiatives such as the Agricultural Infrastructure Fund and Per Drop-More Crop scheme by actively engaging with farmers from states like Tamil Nadu and Jharkhand.
Future Initiatives: Minister Munda also discussed upcoming initiatives aimed at benefiting the agriculture sector and farmers. Plans include integrating digital systems to facilitate data-driven policy formulation and decision-making. This integrated approach will empower farmers with valuable insights to optimize their agricultural practices.
Promoting Sustainable Agricultural Growth
With proactive participation and collaborative efforts, the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare hopes to create a favorable climate for long-term agricultural growth and rural development, resulting in a new era of prosperity for farmers across the country.