Shivraj Singh Chouhan Announces ‘Kisano Ki Baat’ Radio Show for Farmers Starting in September
Union Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced that the Centre will start a monthly radio talk show called ‘Kisano Ki Baat’ from September. This show aims to help farmers benefit from modern scientific developments.
Chouhan said, “On the lines of Modi Ji’s Mann Ki Baat program, the Kisan Ki Baat program will be started soon. We will start this in September. We will disclose the dates soon. We will soon start ‘Kisano ki Baat’.”
Addressing the farmer’s community, Chouhan welcomed the farmers and emphasized that they are the guests and the hosts will welcome them. He added that the radio show could be modeled on the lines of Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Mann Ki Baat’.
Through the talk show, farmers can interact directly with scientists, senior officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, and even with Chouhan to discuss their problems and get details of different programs and schemes. The first interactive radio show is likely to start next month.
Chouhan also mentioned that a national mission on natural farming is being framed, which would give a fresh lease of life to such agriculture. He indirectly criticized Rahul Gandhi, stating that some people talk about farmers without having any real experience in farming.
Last month, Rahul Gandhi met delegations of farmers in the Parliament. Earlier today, during his Independence Day speech, Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised farmers for choosing organic farming and highlighted the government’s efforts to support the farm sector with easy loans, technology, and valuation of produce.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan -: Shivraj Singh Chouhan is a politician in India. He is the Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, a state in India.
Kisano Ki Baat -: ‘Kisano Ki Baat’ is a new radio show for farmers. It will start in September and help farmers learn about new farming techniques.
Union Agriculture Minister -: The Union Agriculture Minister is a person in the Indian government who looks after farming and agriculture. Right now, it is Narendra Singh Tomar, not Shivraj Singh Chouhan.
scientific developments -: Scientific developments are new discoveries and inventions in science. For farmers, this can mean new ways to grow crops or take care of animals.
national mission on natural farming -: A national mission on natural farming is a big plan by the government to promote farming without using chemicals. It encourages using natural methods to grow crops.
Prime Minister Modi -: Prime Minister Modi is the leader of India. His full name is Narendra Modi, and he talks to the nation on important occasions like Independence Day.
organic farming -: Organic farming is a way of growing crops without using chemical fertilizers or pesticides. It is healthier for people and the environment.
