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

India’s soil is under strain, but across the country, farmers are leading a quiet revolution. Embers Of Hope spotlights the shift toward regenerative farming, indigenous crops, and practices that are bringing life back to the land. Narrated by Zeenat Aman and hosted by Dr. Bhaskar Vira, Pro Vice-Chancellor for Education, University of Cambridge. Watch Embers Of Hope: The Fight for Our Future, Sunday, 21 December at 7:30 PM on #DiscoveryChannelIndia & #AnimalPlanetIndia #EmbersOfHope #Sustainable

Farmers in India are indispensable pillars of the nation's economy, culture, and sustenance, playing a pivotal role in ensuring food security, economic stability, and rural development. As the largest contributors to the agricultural sector, they not only produce the food necessary to feed the nation's vast population but also generate employment opportunities, particularly in rural areas. Their efforts drive industrial growth by providing raw materials for various industries, while their sustai

India's agriculture is rapidly evolving with AI, drones, and tech partnerships. Government initiatives boost rural livelihoods and sustainable farming with high hopes for tech incentives in the upcoming budget. Ministry of Agriculture & Farmer’s Welfare, Government of India #agriculture #farmers #AI Watch : https://youtu.be/L__IAauQNy4 | Sansad TV

#FarmersProtest enters 15th day. Farmers reject centre's proposals and decide to intensify their protest. Watch this ground report #IndiasAgenda #Farmersagitation #FarmLaws #ITVideo | India Today

Indian farmers are again marching to New Delhi in protest, just months before India’s general elections. They are demanding minimum support prices for more crops, which the Modi administration had promised to look into during the protest in 2021. | CNBC International