New Delhi, June 11: Marking 12 years of the Kisan Samriddhi initiative, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated the government’s strong commitment to enhancing the welfare, income, and long-term prosperity of farmers across the country.
Highlighting the journey of agricultural reforms and farmer-centric policies over the past decade, the Prime Minister said the government has consistently worked to strengthen the agriculture sector through improved infrastructure, better access to credit, modern farming techniques, and direct benefit support.
He noted that initiatives aimed at boosting productivity, reducing input costs, and ensuring fair market access have played a key role in improving the livelihoods of farmers. The Prime Minister also emphasized the importance of technology adoption, irrigation expansion, and crop diversification in building a more resilient agricultural ecosystem.
Over the years, farmer welfare schemes have focused on enhancing income security and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. The government, he added, remains committed to empowering small and marginal farmers, who form the backbone of India’s rural economy.
PM Modi further stated that the vision of Kisan Samriddhi is aligned with the broader goal of strengthening rural development and ensuring inclusive growth. He reaffirmed that continued policy support and innovation in agriculture will remain a top priority in the coming years.
The statement underscores the government’s ongoing efforts to build a more prosperous, self-reliant, and sustainable agricultural sector in India.