Shivraj Chouhan: BJP Workers Aim to Boost India Globally

Shivraj Chouhan: BJP Workers Committed to India’s Global Rise

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated that BJP workers are committed to advancing India’s position globally. He highlighted the abrogation of Article 370, claiming it has brought peace to Jammu and Kashmir. Chouhan also chaired a high-level ICAR meeting to review agricultural research and farmer welfare. He emphasized making Indian agriculture more productive and profitable.

BJP workers aim to take India forward on the global stage: Shivraj Singh Chouhan in Sanchi

Raisen, May 17

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday said BJP workers are committed to taking India forward on the global stage, asserting that the country is playing a key role in global progress.

Chouhan said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India is moving towards becoming a "prosperous and powerful" nation.

He also referred to the abrogation of Article 370 in Jammu and Kashmir, claiming it has led to peace in the region.

At the party workers' training camp in Sanchi, Chouhan said, "We are workers of the BJP because we want to take India forward on the world stage...India is important to save the world...under the leadership of PM Modi, a prosperous, prestigious, affluent, flourishing, and powerful India will be formed...everyone mocked the idea of abolition of Article 370 in Kashmir...there's peace all over in Kashmir now."

A day earlier, a high-level meeting related to the Expenditure Finance Committee (EFC) of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) was held under the chairmanship of Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare, and Rural Development Shivraj Singh Chouhan, at his office located at 12, Safdarjung Road in New Delhi.

During the meeting, the Union Minister conducted a detailed review of the functioning and activities of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research.

On the occasion, ICAR Director General and Secretary of the Department of Agricultural Research and Education (DARE), Dr ML Jat, briefed the Union Minister in detail about the various programmes and activities being carried out under ICAR across the country.

He also informed the Union Minister about the future roadmap and explained how the Council is working to ensure maximum benefit for Indian agriculture and farming communities across the country.

During the meeting, Chouhan instructed officials that agriculture is the primary source of livelihood for a large section of the country's population and provides a strong foundation to the Indian economy.

He said that all efforts and energies should be directed towards making Indian agriculture more productive, low-cost and a profitable profession.

— ANI

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Priya S

The article mentions peace in Kashmir after Article 370 abrogation. As someone from Srinagar, I can say things are definitely improving. Tourism is up, and people feel more connected. Still a long way to go, but yes, positive changes are visible.

James A

Interesting perspective from an Indian leader. The idea of India as a global player is compelling, but I wonder how the international community views these domestic policies. The agricultural reforms mentioned seem crucial for grassroots empowerment.

Kavya N

Shivraj ji is right - BJP workers do work hard for India's image abroad. But why does every speech have to be about PM Modi? Can't we focus on the real issues like farmer incomes, education, and healthcare without making it all about one person? 🤔

Michael C

I visited India last year and was impressed by the infrastructure development. But agricultural self-sufficiency remains key. It's good that the ICAR meeting focused on making farming more profitable. The world needs India to succeed in this.

Vikram M

As a farmer from Madhya Pradesh, I appreciate Chouhan ji's efforts. But we need to see results on ground - better MSP, timely subsidies, and proper irrigation. Speeches are fine, but action matters more. Still, I'm hopeful for positive change.

Sarah B

The global stage comment is interesting. India certainly has potential to lead in agriculture and technology. But internal

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