APMC

The newly formed government of Maharashtra under leadership of Devendra Fadnavis and Eknath Shinde has taken a decision to reform election process of agriculture produce market committee (APMC) and this strategic reforms will change indirect process of election with direct election process through farmers.

After scanning MSP system through the economics lens, it seems to be a bane to the farming sector and altogether to the whole economy. It's promulgated on the basis of socialist ideas and we all know nothing good can happen to the economy by socialism.

मंडी के क्षेत्र में काफी रिसर्च करने के बाद, कई बिंदु ऐसे निकल के आये जिन कारण से किसानो को नुकसान उठाना पड़ता है। इस पूरे शोध कार्य को अपने लोगो ने उत्तर प्रदेश के आलू किसानो के सन्दर्भ से किया है।

The much awaited farming reform is one of the proud achievements of the present government. However, the reform seems to have fallen prey to the lingering prejudice against the government.

All the parties supporting these irrelevant protests will lose their vote shares as and when they go for elections. Congress's strong bastion in the name of Punjab slipping out of its hands in 2022 might just be the last nail in the coffin.

Opposition wants to make most of from these Misinformed/uninformed farmers who are opposing the Bill which by all means is for their betterment.

The current model of wheat and rice cultivation, supported by subsidised electricity and fertilisers as well as the guaranteed procurement by the government at MSP, is not only causing environmental decay but also promoting lazy farming.

New policies of Modi govt for farmers is for their betterment. However, as always, the opposition just does not want the farmers to be better.

For policymaking, it is important to listen to all the stakeholders, but the government has failed to take into consideration of the business community. Relaxing the regulations on APMC and drafting rules for contract farming alone is not enough.

Agriculture sector contributes highest in employment, however, this remains to be a neglected sector so far.