Who serve the country best soldiers?

Who serve the country best soldiers?

It is the teachers who make the soldiers and it is the soldiers who secure the life of such teachers as they live in the country the military oaths to save and work towards.

Why we should respect farmers and soldiers?

They are the most dedicating and hardworking people of the Nation. So we should respect them. A farmer is a person who feeds him self and as well as his family by a very less amount of income even after working very hard and this is the fact of their world.

Why should we respect food?

Respect Food is our way of highlighting the importance of not wasting food. From the severe effects it has on the environment, to how it can deepen the hole in our pockets, food waste is everyone’s problem. Our products go further than making your life easier – they make it easier for everyone else too.

What is the role of a farmer in the society?

Farmers play a major role in society; they feed us, some of them warm us and all are custodians of the landscape and nature. Responsibility and commitment goes way beyond their farms, crops and livestock, many are passionate “Agvocates” playing vital roles in their communities and society.

Why are farmers important in India?

Farming is a remarkable part of the economy in India, as it adds about 18 per cent of the absolute GDP. It gives employment to over 60 per cent of the population. (2). Farmers are an important part of the existence of our various societies because they provide food and fiber, which gives us nutrition and cloth.

What challenges are farmers facing today?

Farmers are faced with issues impacting agriculture, including new challenges and opportunities every day — from feeding an expanding global population while meeting strict new emissions requirements, to producing more food on fewer acres while minimizing their environmental footprint.

What is the new bill passed by Indian government for farmers?

The Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Bill, 2020, The Farmers (Empowerment and Protection) Agreement of Price Assurance and Farm Services Bill, 2020, and The Essential Commodities (Amendment) Bill, 2020 were collectively passed as a part of 2020 Farm Laws.

What is the present condition of an Indian farmer?

India’s farmers are mostly small or marginal: 68% of them own less than one hectare of land. Only 6% of them actually receive guaranteed price support for their crops, and more than 90% of the farmers sell their produce in the market.

What are the 3 farm bills?

All three bills collectively invisibilize trade area transactions, contract farming and stocking in a way that makes them unregulatable.