Nagpur: Agriculture Minister Union Narendra Singh Tomar said the government might have taken a step back on three agricultural laws but would soon take a step forward toward.
In the inauguration of the Agrovision exhibition, the Transport Minister Union Nitin Gadkari advised farmers (ANNA-Data) to become urja-data and plant plants to make ethanol for transportation vehicles.
“Religion and agriculture are prime for India.
Knowing the importance of the Prime Minister has taken a number of steps to promote agriculture,” he said.
However, three agricultural laws were the first fundamental reforms initiated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, however, it was not liked by several people.
The government is not discouraged after the law must be withdrawn, he said.
The minister said the government would produce steps which would ultimately benefit farmers.
However, when asked by journalists, Tomar continued to avoid the possibility of the law that guarantees minimum support prices (MSP).
Tomar also avoids answers to questions about the timeline to prepare the proposed committee that will deal with making the MSP regime more effective, natural agriculture and plant diversification.
This is part of the announcement carried out after the withdrawal of three controversial agricultural laws to end farmer strikes.
Tomar also praised Gadkari, saying that his efforts have caused the elimination of drought shirt tags and vulnerable unemployment for Vidarbha.
The Minister was in town to inaugurate the Agrovision Farm Expo protected by the Transport Minister Union Nitin Gadkari.
Gadkari also mentions three agricultural laws.
They can’t happen because of politics, he said.
Emphasizing how the intermediary helps, he said, vegetables grew on his agriculture immediately went to the store at the location of Pratap Nagar.
No need to pay a commission for intermediaries.
“Customers specifically asked whether vegetables from my farm were there and bought it,” he said.
Gadkari said his sons had drifted a company that a pump would occur for ethanol.
The majority of car companies have agreed to make flexi machines, which can run on petroleum and ethanol.
Make encouragement for ethanol as alternative fuels, he said sugar production had surplus.
This time, farmers were saved because of demand created due to drought in Brazil.
The situation may not always be the same, he said.
If it makes sugar less profitable, ethanol can be an option, which can replace petroleum fuel, he said.