Centre approves launch of National Mission on Natural Farming, Gives a push of Rs 2481 crore

On November 25, the Union Cabinet approved the National Mission on Natural Farming with a budget of Rs 2,481 crore. This new scheme aims to promote chemical-free farming across India, supporting farmers and the environment. Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw emphasized that the decision is a major step for the welfare of farmers, underlining the government`s commitment to their well-being. The mission will be implemented in a focused, mission-mode approach to encourage natural farming practices. The goal is to reduce the use of harmful chemicals in farming and promote sustainable, eco-friendly agriculture. This initiative is expected to bring significant benefits to farmers and improve the health of the land.