National Farmer's day: Celebrating Kisan Diwas 2022.
<p>India the country of Farmers, a country where the primary source of living is farming. India observes National Farmers day or the Kisan Diwas every year on 23rd of December to make people realize that India still is the country of Farmers. Significance of celebrating Kisan Diwas :India observes National farmers day and celebrate the day to make people realize that India still is the country of farmers and the country is till recognized as the country of Farmers across the world and also to celebrate the birth anniversary of Ex Prime Minister of India Chaudhary Charan Singh. This day also aims to promote awareness of the importance of farmers and their valuable contribution to the overall social- and economic development of the nation.History :Chaudhary Charan Singh is best example to give that one can reach to the greatest Hights despite having a very humble beginnig and belonging to the very plain and simple background.India is primarily an agriculture-based country; the national eco</p>
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India the country of Farmers, a country where the primary source of living is farming. India observes National Farmers day or the Kisan Diwas every year on 23rd of December to make people realize that India still is the country of Farmers.
Significance of celebrating Kisan Diwas :
India observes National farmers day and celebrate the day to make people realize that India still is the country of farmers and the country is till recognized as the country of Farmers across the world and also to celebrate the birth anniversary of Ex Prime Minister of India Chaudhary Charan Singh. This day also aims to promote awareness of the importance of farmers and their valuable contribution to the overall social- and economic development of the nation.
History :
Chaudhary Charan Singh is best example to give that one can reach to the greatest Hights despite having a very humble beginnig and belonging to the very plain and simple background.
India is primarily an agriculture-based country; the national economy and citizens of India heavily depend on farmers to sustain the country’s development. It so happens that one of the great leaders in Indian history, Chaudhary Charan Singh, was himself from a small farmer’s family in Uttar Pradesh. Singh went on to become India’s fifth Prime Minister, setting a precedent for the reverence of farmers. From pre-independence to post-independence, Singh played a key role in the shaping of India’s agricultural sector by advocating and passing different bills for farmers’ reforms. Taking over the seat of Prime Minister Morarji Desai after the demise of the Janata Party, Singh’s tenure was from 1979 to 1980. During his short time as prime minister, Singh strived for the welfare and betterment of Indian farmers. Several schemes were introduced to elevate the social status of farmers.
Annually, on this occasion, several programs are arranged across the country. These events have a significant impact on the farmer community and provide them with platforms for voicing their aspirations and demands. Agricultural scientists showcase the latest in technology and science to assist farmers in maximizing their output. The government also supports farmers by organizing various competitions in which the winners are awarded prizes.
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