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India's Rice Revolution: How BIRC 2025 Aims to Transform Global Trade

The Ministry of Cooperation has teamed up with the Indian Rice Exporters Federation for BIRC 2025, marking a significant partnership for the rice sector. This collaboration will launch three key initiatives including a coffee table book and a vision document for Viksit Bharat 2047. The partnership aims to strengthen cooperatives and self-help groups within India's agricultural value chain. It also focuses on doubling farmers' income and promoting India's position in global rice trade.

Key Points: Ministry of Cooperation Partners with IREF for BIRC 2025 Rice Conference

  • Ministry of Cooperation joins IREF for world's largest rice conference BIRC 2025
  • Three major initiatives including coffee table book and Viksit Bharat roadmap
  • Focus on strengthening cooperatives in agricultural value chain
  • Aims to double farmers' income and promote agri-exports globally
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Ministry of Cooperation collaborates with Indian Rice Exporters Federation for BIRC 2025: Prem Garg, Chairman, Shri Lal Mahal Group

Ministry of Cooperation collaborates with Indian Rice Exporters Federation for Bharat International Rice Conference 2025, launching initiatives for Viksit Bharat vision and farmer empowerment.

"This collaboration is a landmark moment for the Indian rice sector - Prem Garg, IREF President"

New Delhi, October 18

In a significant boost to the upcoming Bharat International Rice Conference (BIRC) 2025, the Ministry of Cooperation, Government of India, has announced its collaboration with the Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IREF) for the world's largest rice event.

It also confirmed three major initiatives linked with the conference. The Event - BIRC 2025, A Coffee Table Book on Indian Rice, to be launched during the conference and Vision & Roadmap for rice sector contribution to Viksit Bharat @2047: a document outlining the future road-map of India's rice sector.

Prem Garg, National President of the Indian Rice Exporters Federation (IREF) and Chairman of Shri Lal Mahal Group, welcomed this collaboration.

"We are deeply honoured to have the support of the Ministry of Cooperation for BIRC 2025. This collaboration is a landmark moment for the Indian rice sector and a strong endorsement of the critical role cooperatives and grassroots institutions play in our agricultural economy," he said.

The IREF also noted that the collaboration reflects the government's growing focus on strengthening cooperatives and grassroots institutions in India's agricultural value chain, particularly in the rice sector.

Strategic Collaboration for Sectoral Vision and Farmer Empowerment

The association between the Ministry of Cooperation and IREF aims to highlight the vital role of cooperatives and self-help groups in building a more inclusive, resilient, and market-ready rice economy.

It also aligns with national initiatives under "Viksit Bharat@2047", focused on doubling farmers' income, promoting agri-exports, and ensuring food security through institutional development.

In addition, it will safeguard the interest of the entire rice fraternity and will ensure seamless integration with the Government bodies. This collaboration further strengthens the shared vision of promoting India's agri exports and cooperative participation in global trade.

- ANI

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Rohit P
Hope this collaboration actually reaches the grassroots level. Too often these initiatives remain in conference rooms while farmers continue to struggle. Let's see some real impact on the ground.
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Arjun K
As someone from Punjab, where rice farming is our livelihood, this gives me hope. The focus on cooperatives and doubling farmers' income is much needed. Looking forward to seeing the roadmap for Viksit Bharat 2047!
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Sarah B
Great to see India taking leadership in the global rice market. The coffee table book sounds interesting - would love to learn more about different Indian rice varieties and their stories.
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Vikram M
While this sounds promising, I hope they address the water crisis in rice farming. We need sustainable practices that don't deplete our groundwater. The roadmap should include environmental considerations.
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Kavya N
Basmati rice from India is world famous! This collaboration will help promote our premium varieties internationally. Good move for our agricultural exports 💪
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Michael C
The emphasis on cooperatives and self-help groups is smart. When farmers organize, they get better bargaining power. This could be transformative for rural communities across India.

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