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GRS news India : New Delhi, 30th. January 2025.  The National Seminar on Natural and Organic Agriculture was held at Constitution Club, New Delhi on the initiative of Tapsil Jati Adivasi Ex-Servicemen Krishi Vikas Shilpa Kendra.

This organization is working on natural and organic farming, fisheries and various flora and fauna in West Bengal and other states of India. Global Warming is bringing a massive change in the climate in the present world. Its massive impact on the environment will lead to dire crisis in the coming days. Although the use of synthetic chemicals like fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides in agriculture has increased crop production, its negative impact will create uncertainty in the agriculture sector in the coming days. Therefore, this organization has been working for the past three decades on how to use natural resources in agriculture to increase crop production. Tapsil Jati Adivasi Ex-Servicemen Krishi Vikas Shilpa Kendra has taken initiatives to stabilize biodiversity using resources like dung, cow urine and organic mulches and to promote and promote crop production through this process. Farmers, agro-technologists, agro-scientists, administrative officers and agricultural experts from 15 states of the country participated in this seminar.

The guests present at the seminar urged to realize the dream of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the field of agriculture. The general secretary of the organization Soumen Kole has turned the organization from Bindu to Sindh for the last three decades by removing various obstacles of the organization. Soumen Kole said, “A large part of our country’s population is dependent on agriculture. The use of chemical pesticides is increasing the cost of tea. But farmers are not getting fair price for labor and produce. Using natural resources The only way to reduce the cost of farming is to benefit both the farmer and the consumer. It is relieving people from various diseases. The demand for crops produced in this way is increasing in the country as well. Many farmers are boosting the country’s economy by exporting these crops.”