Agriculture benefits the Indian economy in many ways, from sustaining millions of households to contributing significantly to our national income. Undeniably, it is the largest livelihood provider in India. The agriculture sector in India is gaining momentum due to increased investment in agricultural infrastructure fuelled for sustenance. Furthermore, tackling the food crisis at its core by focusing on quality along with effective farming practices marks India’s journey of #GunvattaSeAtmanirbha

A major challenge in Indian agriculture is the uneven crop productivity across regions. To address this, 100 low-productivity districts have been identified under the Pradhan Mantri Dhan-Dhan Yojana Targeted efforts will be on improving irrigation and storage, increasing credit access, promoting crop diversification, especially pulses in rice fallow lands and enhancing overall crop intensity Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chouhan | Press Information Bureau - PI

In the coming years, India’s agriculture sector will undergo major changes. India is moving towards becoming a global hub for natural farming. Our biodiversity is evolving, and the youth now see agriculture as a modern, scalable opportunity. Most importantly, this will greatly strengthen the rural economy: PM @narendramodi in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu. #PMModiInTamilNadu | DDNewsLive