Rajesh Choudhary Jaipur news vani news

In a proud moment for India, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) has honored Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi with the prestigious ‘Agricola Medal’. This honor was given to Prime Minister Modi during a program organized in Rome, the capital of Italy, for his significant contribution in the field of India’s agricultural progress, food security and sustainable development.

This honor is being considered not only as an achievement of the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also as a global recognition of the tireless work, dedication of crores of farmers and farmers of India and the country’s continuous progress in the agricultural sector. The ‘Agricola Medal’ awarded by FAO is awarded to global leaders who have made exceptional contributions to agriculture, food security and human well-being.

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, India has launched many important initiatives in the agriculture sector, which have been appreciated internationally. Efforts made towards promotion of natural farming, giving global recognition to millets (Shri Anna), Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, use of digital agriculture techniques and increasing the income of farmers are being seen as positive examples across the world.

India has also made notable achievements in the field of food security in recent years. Despite difficult global circumstances, the country not only ensured food availability for its citizens, but also fulfilled its responsibility towards global humanity by providing food aid to many countries. That is why India is emerging as a strong global power in the field of agriculture and food security today.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma also congratulated Prime Minister Modi for this honour. He said that this honor is a matter of pride for every Indian and it reflects India’s growing prestige on the world stage. The Chief Minister said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Modi, the Indian agriculture sector is reaching new heights and farmers are getting the benefits of modern technologies and schemes.

Experts believe that this honor given by FAO is a symbol of global acceptance of India’s agricultural policies and the hard work of farmers. This will further strengthen India’s positive image at the international level and will open doors to new possibilities in the agriculture sector.

Prime Minister Modi has said on several occasions that the country’s farmers are the backbone of India’s economy and improving their standard of living is one of the top priorities of the government. With this thinking, the Central Government is continuously working towards improving the agricultural sector, expanding modern technologies and economically empowering the farmers.

FAO’s ‘Agricola Medal’ is being seen as a global appreciation of India’s agricultural tradition, the struggle of farmers and the country’s food self-reliance. This honor will further strengthen the morale of the country’s food providers and will provide new momentum to innovation and development in the agricultural sector.