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India to crack down on fake farm inputs, expand rural jobs, and boost agri-tech under new initiatives.
The Indian government plans to introduce a bill to crack down on fake fertilisers, pesticides, and unauthorised bio-stimulants with misleading labels, aiming to protect farmers.
Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced stricter enforcement against dishonest traders.
Alongside, the government is expanding rural employment under the 'G Ram G Law' from 100 to 125 days, increasing MGNREGA funding to Rs 1.11 lakh crore, and enabling villages to plan their own development projects like roads, schools, and farm infrastructure.
A new 'Lab-to-Land' initiative requires scientists to engage directly with farmers annually to improve technology transfer.
Prime Minister Modi highlighted the launch of a Rs 11,000 crore ammonia-urea plant in Assam, claiming it will boost supply and reduce logistics costs in the northeast.
He criticized past Congress governments for neglecting agriculture and infrastructure, while accusing them of enabling illegal immigration and opposing cultural recognition in Assam.
India para combatir los insumos agrícolas falsos, expandir los empleos rurales e impulsar la tecnología agrícola bajo nuevas iniciativas.