In an official statement, the party said Kharge and Gandhi would lead the programme being organised to safeguard farmers’ interests and amplify concerns over provisions in the trade deal that it believes could harm India’s agricultural community.
He said that this budget is the result of the able leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the commitment of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, who are continuously working towards making Uttar Pradesh a developed, self-reliant, and prosperous state.
The CM stated that farmers are the foundation of our culture, our heritage, and the true drivers of the state’s economy.
“Expansion of natural farming is the demand of the farming of the 21st century,” Mr Modi declared in a post on X, emphasizing the method’s crucial role in reducing soil degradation, lowering input costs, and combating climate change.
The remaining 122 constituencies will go to the polls on 11 November, with 1,302 candidates contesting. The results will be announced on 14 November.
Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari has reiterated the Centre’s ambitious goal of achieving 100 per cent ethanol blending in the future, aiming to promote long-term sustainability for the sugar industry and exploring alternatives such as Bio-CNG.
Patanjali Yogpeeth has announced a comprehensive plan to transform agriculture and boost farmer welfare in the Mauganj district of Madhya Pradesh.
Prime Minister's remarks comes during the launch of various developmental projects in Gujarat.
