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Amit Shah to Devote Post-Retirement Years to Vedic Study and Natural Farming

At a Sahkar Samvaad event in Ahmedabad, he underscored a 1.5-times farm output increase achieved through organic methods, warning that chemical fertilisers fuel lifestyle diseases.

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Amit Shah shares post-retirement plan: Vedas, Upanishads and farming
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Overview

  • He announced plans to spend his political retirement studying the Vedas and Upanishads while practising natural farming on his own land.
  • Shah said his adoption of organic methods led to a 1.5-times jump in agricultural produce on his farm.
  • He cautioned that wheat grown with chemical fertilisers contributes to hypertension, diabetes, thyroid disorders and cancer.
  • The minister linked his natural farming advocacy to broader Cooperation Ministry reforms, including the foundation of Tribhuvan Sahkari University and targeted dairy sector measures.
  • Describing the Cooperation Ministry as larger than Home Affairs, he said its work directly benefits farmers, rural communities and livestock.