The farming community in India is elated as Prime Minister Narendra Modi was honored with the FAO’s highest award, the “Agricola Medal,” during his visit to Italy. Shubham Tiwari, a beneficiary of the PMFME scheme, sees this recognition as a global acknowledgment of India’s agricultural policies. Tiwari highlighted India’s leadership under PM Modi in achieving significant milestones in food security and agriculture.
The recognition for PM Modi is not just a personal achievement but a testament to India’s farmer-centric approach and food security model. Tiwari emphasized the successful implementation of initiatives like free ration distribution to 800 million people and direct financial aid to farmers through schemes like Kisan Samman Nidhi. He also pointed out the integration of technology and digital systems in agriculture, bringing tangible benefits to farmers.
Shubham Tiwari emphasized the global attention on India’s agricultural policies and food security model. He praised PM Modi’s leadership for driving transformative changes in areas like millets, digital agriculture, and farmer welfare schemes. Tiwari highlighted India’s role in promoting millets as a superfood globally, leading to increased demand and income for farmers.
Through his work with Granoxy in Madhya Pradesh’s Shahdol region, Tiwari is actively involved in promoting millets and sustainable farming practices. He noted the rising awareness and demand for millets at the grassroots level, positively impacting farmers’ livelihoods and nutrition. Tiwari credited digital platforms and technology-driven schemes for directly benefiting farmers and transforming the agricultural landscape.
