A Better place for food providers - Are We working Towards that?
Agriculture
is the backbone of the Indian economy. While on one hand, it is a major
employment sector, it also has a very important contribution in the country's
gross domestic product (GDP).60 to 70 percent of the country's population
depends on agriculture for their livelihood. Approximately 22 percent of the
gross domestic product (GDP) is the role of agriculture. This fact covers India
in developing countries of the world. Baba Ram Rahim Guru Ji has come up with
various initiatives for the food providers of the nation. These include
awareness, cash incentives, eliminating middlemen, organic farming, etc.
Food is
available only through agriculture, as well as many major industries in the
country depend on agriculture, cotton textiles, sugar industry, tea industry,
jute industry, etc. The agricultural product is a major part of the business. India has
traded in the world of agriculture products like tea, cotton, oilseeds, masala, etc. Ignoring the farmers, the providers of food can prove costly for the
Nation. Baba Ram Rahim Guru Ji has
shown the plight of the farmers through his films as well so we can feel the
pain that they go through day in and out.
The growing population is a big problem today and with this, another problem is
associated with the supply of food for such a large population. While the
conditions of the weather today are not conducive to farming and secondly, The Indian farmer is not able to produce a crop as much as needed.
'Ananam
Va Praninam Prana' means food is Prana. The art of food-growing is agriculture.
Agriculture is a science that encompasses the microcosm from growing crops
&providing to marketplaces. This is the science where a farmer is
working under the constant understanding of various techniques for better
productivity, understanding and practical use. Fighting everyday storms and
natural calamities, farmers of our society, are a very important part and their
contributions to the population and to country's gross domestic product (GDP) is
significant for lives to thrive.

There are
many reasons for the poor condition of the Indian farmer, whatever the cause,
but the entire society, politicians, and everyone who is capable should work
towards the food providers. Governments also want to double the income of the
farmers and the target is also kept every year. But sadly, the case of farmers
is far from improving. Baba Ram Rahim
Ji has shown the plight of the farmers through his films as well so we can
feel the pain that they go through day in and out.
The use
of electricity by the farmers, fertilizers, seeds, labor cost (cost) should be
properly evaluated and accordingly, the prices of the crop should be decided.
The role of middlemen should be reduced. The proper marketing of the farmer's
crop will go a long way in improving their lives. Agriculture subsidies should
reach every needy farmer directly into their bank accounts. New agricultural
technology, new research in the agriculture sector, and its benefits should reach
every farmer regularly and regular seminars should be held for the same.
Many
times, due to natural calamities, the country's farmer is in shock. Farmers
suffer heavy losses in most of the states due to these factors. Such disasters also ruin small
farmers' confidence. The Governments can help in instilling the confidence by
providing crop insurance etc.
Dera Sacha
Sauda has taken huge steps to bridge this gap. Baba Ram Rahim Ji conducts
awareness seminars and “Kisan melas” to make them aware of the latest techniques of
farming and allied activities. Also, efforts are taken to let the farmers know
the importance of organic farming which can help in improving the health of the
Nation. They are also told ways to make optimum use of land by parallel farming
techniques. Middlemen are eliminated by buying the product directly by keeping
a consistent price for their produce.
All this is done by Baba Ram Rahim Ji and his followers to ensure the Anndata feels
confident and proud of the fact that he is the provider for the Nation.
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