Asslam-o-Alaikum to all,

I hope you all are well. Today in this post i am going to share some my village pics with hope you like this. I got up early this morning and went to the mosque for Fajr prayers and recited the Quran.

In one place it is said: “ALLAH loves the trustworthy.” ALLAH says (interpretation of the meaning): ALLAH is sufficient for him who puts his trust in ALLAH. And the hadeeth says: “If you put your trust in ALLAH as He has the right to trust, then ALLAH will provide for you as He provides for the birds that are hungry in the morning and full in the evening. Let's return. " Therefore, a person should adopt lawful means and measures, but he should rely on ALLAH Almighty alone, follow the Shari'ah, perform his duties and avoid prohibitions, fear the wrath of Allah and avoid sins and misdeeds, and Hope for forgiveness from ALLAH's vast mercy.

Commenting on the importance of pulses, Mr. Tomar said that pulses are nutritious and an important source of protein, so pulses are very important in a country like India. This is also because most of the people here live a vegetarian life. Bridal cultivation requires water, so bridal cultivation can be done in any dry or rainy area. Bridal crops increase soil fertility by conserving nitrogen in the soil and reducing the need for fertilizer, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions.

Mr. Tomar said that the present effort of the Government of India to increase the production of pulses is an attempt to reduce the gap between supply and demand. As pulses meet the protein requirements of India's large population, pulses will always be an important crop in the Indian agricultural sector. He also said that pulses would be an important crop in India's National Food Security Mission and other important programs. By focusing on rice growing areas and combining modern technological activities and adhering to essential agricultural information, bridal production has increased significantly.

Commenting on various programs and initiatives related to agriculture, Mr. Tomar said that 86% of farmers in India are small and backward farmers and the FPO is being encouraged to provide all possible assistance to such farmers. The Government of India will build 10,000 new FPOs in the next 5 years at a cost of Rs. 1 million. 6850 crore. The government's move will enable farmers to collectively access seed production, procurement and better techniques. In addition to improving soil fertility and health, the Government of India has launched the 'Per Drop-Mover Crop' initiative launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to promote better use of water in the agricultural sector so that every drop of production Encourage more than High priority.

Praising the work of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR), the Minister said that ICAR has played an important role in increasing the production of pulses through its research and development activities. Research on bridal crops has taken a new direction and extraordinary work has been done in the field of preparation of new and improved varieties of pulses. In the last five years, more than 100 high yielding varieties of pulses have been developed. The government is focusing on improving seed varieties, cultivating pulses and adding new sectors to the market, which will help increase farmers' incomes.

Stressing on the importance of pulses, Mr. Tomar said that under the National Food Mission in India, pulses are also distributed in about 1.25 crore Anganwadi Centers. During the lockdown, the government provided pulses to 800 million people. The Minister said that despite the difficulties faced during the Code of Conduct, India has emerged as a global exporter / supplier of food items to the world. During April-December 2020 last year, India recorded a record increase in exports of other food items, including bridal items. Meanwhile, India's bridal production has increased by 26%. Exports of medicinal plants such as ginger, black pepper, cardamom, turmeric, etc. have also increased significantly. Immunity is extended to them in Ayurveda. The government is working to promote agriculture and farmers as a top priority. That is why the country's agricultural budget has been increased more than five times, which is now about Rs 1.25 lakh crore.

The Minister said that the government was taking all necessary steps for the development of the agricultural sector. More than Rs 1.15 lakh crore has been exchanged in the bank accounts of more than 10.5 crore farmers under the Prime Minister's Farmers Summons Scheme. Under the Atam Narbhar Bharat Campaign, Agricultural Infrastructure Fund for Rs. One lakh crore has been earmarked for providing basic facilities like warehouse, cold storage, food processing unit to the farmers. According to the new budget promises, this fund will also benefit APMC.

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