Rajnath Singh Promises Support for Farmers at Advanced Agriculture Festival in Madhya Pradesh
During the Advanced Agriculture Festival in Raisen, Madhya Pradesh, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh assured farmers of unwavering support and resources. He emphasized the government's commitment to agricultural development and the welfare of farmers. The event featured modern agricultural technologies and provided a platform for farmers to engage with experts. Singh's remarks highlighted the importance of a strong agricultural sector for India's overall development. This festival aims to enhance farmers' incomes and promote self-reliance in agriculture, showcasing the government's dedication to the agricultural community.
Apr 11, 2026, 16:21 IST
Inauguration of the Advanced Agriculture Festival
On April 11, during the inauguration of a three-day Advanced Agriculture Festival in Raisen, Madhya Pradesh, Defence Minister Rajnath Singh assured farmers that there would be no shortage of funds or resources. This event, aimed at promoting agricultural development, was officially launched by Singh alongside Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan. Addressing the attendees, Singh emphasized that much work remains to be done for villages and agriculture, reaffirming the government's commitment to farmers' welfare.
Commitment to Farmers
Rajnath stated that there would be no lack of financial or resource support, highlighting the government's ongoing efforts to ensure every farmer receives assistance. He reflected on his long public service career, including his time as Agriculture Minister, asserting that his dedication to farmers remains unchanged even in his current role as Defence Minister. Shivraj Singh Chouhan praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's leadership, focusing on the goal of enhancing agricultural strength and increasing farmers' incomes.
Vision for a Prosperous India
Chouhan remarked that under Modi's leadership, the aim is to build a glorious, prosperous, self-reliant, and developed India. Rajnath Singh made it clear that while India will not provoke anyone, it will not hesitate to respond if provoked. He noted that true development cannot occur without a robust agricultural sector and increased farmer incomes. The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare organized the three-day 'Advanced Agriculture Festival 2026: Exhibition and Training' in Raisen, featuring 300 stalls between Hangars 1 and 2, with Hangar 3 serving as the inauguration and cultural hall.
Exhibition Highlights
The exhibition showcased modern tractors, agricultural tools, advanced seeds, and fertilizers. Special stalls were dedicated to organic farming, and detailed information on dairy, poultry, and aquaculture was available. Farmers could participate in free training sessions, view direct demonstrations of government schemes, and connect with agricultural startups. This event also provided a platform for direct interaction with agricultural scientists and senior officials.