Since last so many decades we have been listening this sentence.
After Independence looking at the span of 75 years, It is needless to discuss but, every farmer from all corners of the country knows where he stands, what he is doing, how much efforts he and his family is taking, how he is managing for all sorts of requirements for farming, how much he is struggling to face the natural calamities, finally what he achieves and what he gains , He only knows how he and his family is serving with shortage of money or even some time without money.
To overcome and come out of these critical situations, the only way is to take practical approach.
Original businessman
There is a say, “The businessman has to Born!”
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Business - “Udyog”
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Who are the born original “Udyojak” in India?
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Proud to state here that The “FARMER” is the only born original “Udyojak” in India.
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Since the ancient days, farming was the only Agri business but unfortunately (Sadly/ tragically/ Unhappily) it was never considered as Business.
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Now the time has come to remove the side flaps of the eyes and see all around with the wide angle vision. There are so many opportunities waiting for you. There are “N” (Aganik) number of options are available for you, which will definitely help you in overcoming the standard usual problems beyond your control, which will make you self sufficient (Aatmanirbhar)
A A T M A N I R B H A R
K I S A N
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How to become Aatmanirbhar?
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In Marathi language there is a say, “Dusarya Sange Bramha Dnyan, aapan matra korde pashan!”
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First you have to become self sufficient (Aatmanirbhar), become an example to others, others will automatically follow you, like that every village, town, districts, surrounding areas in the state and finally entire Nation will follow you.
C U R R E N T
P R O B L E M S
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No guarantee of minimum fix rate for the Farm produce material.
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No guarantee of sale of the material.
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No facilities for proper storage of the material.
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Non availability of farm labours.
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Day by day Increasing Labour cost.
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Non availability and shortage of finance.
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Non availability of proper automated farm equipment.
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Non availability of proper guidance from the agricultural experts.
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Shortage of water, Electrical Power, seeds and proper manure.
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Over and above, to face natural calamities.........
History
Before Year 1947, during Britisher’s Time, there were few Cotton Textile Industries came up in India, but to avoid competition to Manchester Mills; British Govt. put huge taxes on Indian Textile Products. British govt. never wanted to grow Industries in India.
In the year 1970 Govt. of India had planned in their 5th 5 year planning to give preference for Agro Products processing industries.
After that period, we can observe industrial growth for Agro base product processing started in few sectors such as Sugar Industries, Cotton, Textile Industries. Whereas in other sectors growth took place in Cement Industries, Paper Industries, Power Generation, Fertilizer Industries, Pharmaceutical and Chemical Industries etc.
Unfortunately other than Sugar Industries and Cotton Textile Mills, which spreads largely in India no other Agro product was looked upon and encouraged for.
GIDC INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION LIMITED
OUR MISSION FOR AATMANIRBHAR KISAN
