Current State of Frames in India
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Farmers in India
Farmers in India:-
Farmers are the backbone of our lives. They feed us and keep us alive. They provide us with all the food. The entire people of this world depend on them. They are the most important people in the world. They have a great importance in our lives as they are the ones who provide us with food. A person needs proper food to live. There are many different kinds of farmers, and all of them are equally important in society. They grow crops like Rice, wheat, barley, etc. Most of the intake of Indian houses is wheat and rice, so the planting of wheat and rice is more in farming. Not only crops, they also provide us with fruits. Some farmers plant fruits regularly. Farmers have to prepare different types of soil for different fruits. Farmers need to have great knowledge of crops and fruits. All of them work very hard to get maximum harvesting. Farmaan contributes 17% to the Indian economy. But still, they didn’t get the luxury of society. The condition of farmers in India is very critical. We quite often heard news of the suicide of farmers. They live a more difficult life than others. Most of them live in poverty in India. They don’t have proper money to educate their kids or feed their kids. Global warming makes their lives more difficult. Global warming causes delay in season As different crops have their season to ripen, they are not getting proper nourishment. If crops don’t get proper rain and sunlight, they get destroyed, so it destroys the farmers as well. But the Government has taken various actions to save the farmers. It provides them many privileges, the government has exempted them from all the loans. And also give them an annual pension of 6000 rupees. The government also ensures that the children get the proper education. Farmers are professionals who need proper hard work, dedication, and labor. So if we take the initiative to protect them then it will develop our country.
– Written By Ishita Gupta
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