Overview
- Launched on May 29 and running until June 12, the campaign has dispatched 2,170 scientific teams to advise farmers across India
- Agricultural production has risen 40% over the past decade, reflecting sustained gains in productivity
- The sector recorded a 5.4% growth rate in the fourth quarter of the 2024-25 financial year, credited to the Modi government’s policies
- New output records for wheat, paddy, soybean and groundnut have filled national granaries and enabled food grain exports
- The initiative seeks to boost farmer incomes, ensure food security, promote nutritious crops and safeguard soil health