Indian Farmer vs Rural Development
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India is an agricultural country and two-thirds of its population lives in villages. Most of the people in this rural population also live on agriculture. About 70 percent of its people are farmers, among them, even the directors are farmers of small holdings, whose life is very difficult to know. Along with agriculture, these small farmers live by working as laborers to nurture their families. So far there is a lack of education and employment in the villages, due to which they are being forced to migrate to the cities. A living example of this was seen at the time of the return of the migran...
India is an agricultural country and two-thirds of its population lives in villages. Most of the people in this rural population also live on agriculture. About 70 percent of its people are farmers, among them, even the directors are farmers of small holdings, whose life is very difficult to know. Along with agriculture, these small farmers live by working as laborers to nurture their families. So far there is a lack of education and employment in the villages, due to which they are being forced to migrate to the cities. A living example of this was seen at the time of the return of the migrant laborers in the Corona era in the last days. We will also consider what plans have been made by the government in the interest of farmers and how much work has been done at the ground level. At the same time, we will also take a look at rural development and take information about its ground reality. Here we will discuss the condition of Indian farmers, their problems and government schemes in detail, along with collecting information about rural development and inform them about the society with full research on them.
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