PM Modi Today, Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra (VBSY) participants interacted virtually with Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi. Aiming to fully implement government flagship schemes and ensure timely benefit delivery to all intended beneficiaries, the VBSY is a national initiative.
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The Prime Minister spoke with Alpeshbhai Chandubhai Nizama, a Bharuch, Gujarat, resident who is a VBSY beneficiary and has ITI and hardware engineering certifications, during the meeting. About Alpeshbhai’s decision to go into agriculture, the Prime Minister asked questions. Alpeshbhai replied by saying he had decided to give up his work and take up farming on the 40 acres of his family’s ancestral land.
He emphasised how he used programmes run by the federal and state governments to obtain subsidised farming equipment and a subsidy of Rs 3 lakh for drip irrigation methods. The Prime Minister expressed his admiration for the revolutionary shift by saying, “At your age, I had no idea what a lakh rupees looked like, and you are talking about lakhs.” This is the modification.
PM Modi expressed satisfaction with the subsidies that Alpeshbhai received and urged him to impart his expertise in contemporary farming methods and machinery to other farmers.
Alpeshbhai expounded on his experience working on projects for the Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) since 2008, during which he gained knowledge of various farming practices used in different states and regions. He mentioned with pride that he was presented with the ATMA Bharuch ‘Best Farmer Award’ in the Prime Minister’s presence.
The crowd erupted in enthusiastic applause when the PM Modi, observing Alpeshbhai’s daughter in the background, engaged her and encouraged her to lead a chant of “Bharat Mata Ki Jai.” As the conversation came to an end, the prime minister commended people like Alpeshbhai for serving as role models for young people pursuing careers in agriculture.
He promised farmers that conditions would be favourable from seed to market, highlighting the significance of updated methods, creativity, and fresh viewpoints. He emphasised the rise of educated youth in farming, pushed for drone use in farming, and asked farmers to get ready for the ‘Modi Ki Guarantee’ vehicle’s grand arrival in the next five villages.
Recently, the Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi, had a meaningful virtual conversation with those who were benefited by the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra (VBSY), a national campaign aimed at fully implementing government flagship programmes. Ensuring that all targeted beneficiaries nationwide receive the benefits of these programmes in a timely and efficient manner is the main objective of the VBSY.
In the course of this virtual exchange, Shri Modi had a particularly illuminating discussion with Alpeshbhai Chandubhai Nizama, a renowned VBSY beneficiary from Bharuch, Gujarat. With certifications in both hardware engineering and ITI, Alpeshbhai gave a moving account of how he went from working in a previous job to farming 40 acres of his family’s ancestral land.
Because of the Prime Minister’s sincere interest, Alpeshbhai related his success in obtaining subsidies through state and federal government programmes, which allowed him to buy farming equipment at a discount and receive a sizeable Rs 3 lakh subsidy for using drip irrigation methods. The Prime Minister expressed her admiration for these initiatives and highlighted the positive impact they have on people’s lives, recognising their transformative nature.
In addition to praising Alpeshbhai’s dedication to agriculture and expressing satisfaction with the subsidies he had received, Shri Modi also urged him to impart his newly acquired knowledge and skills to other farmers. Alpeshbhai expounded on his experience working on projects for the Agricultural Technology Management Agency (ATMA) since 2008. He emphasised the value of learning about different farming methods from different states and regions.
When the Prime Minister saw Alpeshbhai’s daughter in the background, the exchange took a sweet turn. He took the chance to speak with her and asked her to lead the chant “Bharat Mata Ki Jai.” The audience’s ensuing round of applause highlighted the contagious happiness and camaraderie that these occasions foster.
PM Modi concluded by praising people like Alpeshbhai as genuine role models for young people pursuing careers in agriculture. He promised farmers a helping hand that included innovation, modern methods, and fresh viewpoints. He promoted the use of cutting-edge technologies like drones in agriculture and emphasised the entry of educated youth into the farming industry. Furthermore, highlighting the government’s commitment to inclusive and transformative agricultural development, the prime minister urged farmers to get ready for a grand welcome for the ‘Modi Ki Guarantee’ vehicle in the next five villages.