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1. Dr.Mahalingam college of Engineering and Technology
Parivarthan 2
AGRICULTURAL
IMPROVEMENT IN
INDIA
Team name :Altruists
N.Bhuvaneshwar Ram
13BEC040
2. 0.00% 20.00%40.00%60.00%
GDP
2012-13
2011-12
1950-51
As per latest
estimates released
by Central Statistics
Office (CSO) the
share of agricultural
products/Agricultur
e and Allied Sectors
in Gross Domestic
Product (GDP) of
the country was 51.9
per cent in 1950-51,
which has now come
down to 13.7 per cent
in 2012-13 .
Once agricultural sector had accounted for major
portion of GDP but later it had declined due to
inadequate improvement measures . So we are in
an urge to boost up.
3. Problems faced :
1.Land
• Disappearance of agricultural land due to real
estate buisness , over grazing & non fertility.
2.storage
• Due to lack of storage facility , the produced crops
are not preserved for the future emergency needs.
3.water
• There is a problem of insufficient water supply to
the crops due to less rainfall.
4. samba
kuruvai
•55,3500 kg in
2013-14
•76,5800
kg2010-11
navarai
Rainfall
2010-1954 mm
2011-744.7 mm
2012-297.6mm
So that there is a
huge decline in
production of
kuruvai
Storage capacity of
Government
godowns:700 tons,
which is much lesser
than the total produced
capacity
Regarding land , nearly 9% of
the cultivable fields at sides of
the road have been converted
to plots
Tamil nadu
government had
donated Rs 4ooo
per acre as a
drought fund for
paddy and in
progress to give
for coconut
plantation
5. TO MEET THESE PROBLEMS WE PROPOSE TO FORM AN ASSOCIATION
NAMED
AIFA
EDUCATION
FINANCE
EMPLOYMENT
REVENUE
OBJECTIVES OF
AIFA:
Educating farmer s through
creating awareness and tutuorial
programs
To provide financial support
for farmers
Enhancing employment in
agriculture
To prevent selling of cultivable
lands
Free service centres for farmers
Implementation of inspecting
squad
6. R & D department
•Agricultural Scientist
Research on improving
crops with desirable
characters
STATE AND
REGIONAL
IRRIGATION
COMMITTE
• Chief minister
•Board of civil engineers
PDS for Agro
products
• retired IRS officers
- providing
manures, sowing
seeds , saplings and
simple tools
Eminent
educationalist
Finance
minister of
AIFA
Duniya Seva
Committee
Must have atleast 20 years of experience in
R&D in agricultural universities.
Retired professors , scientists - in
charge of farmers information and
service centres.
Acts as a second in command , monitors and
control the budget allocated for agriculture
Monitors the existing agricultural land from
being converted into the plots and buildings
and also takes care of alotting funds .
P
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MEMBERS OF THE
AIFA
7. MODERNAISATION
IN AGRICULTURE
Implementing improvised tools for harvesting all over
India so that it reduces human labor, time consumption
Ex. Usage of multiple use tractors and machines
FUNDS AND
SCHEMES
Providing recovery funds for farmers for their damaged
crops due to natural disasters and to boost up their
morale
To provide drought fund in places were they encounter
drought due to less rain
PDS FOR
AGRICULTURE
Local and poor farmers could not afford standard
sowing seeds with desirable qualities as it costs more so
they can be provided by government at considerable
rates .
8. Monitors the
irrigation system for
both regional and
state
Sole responsible to
solve water disputes
between farmers
Checks the condition
of reservoirs &dams
Also handles
fisheries and inland
navigation
LONG TERM
GOAL
There are 18 major
rivers among that 17
are shared between
states , so inter
linking of rivers would
eradicate water
problems
STATE AND REGIONAL IRRIGATION COMMITTEE
This committee not only improves
agriculture but also it provides
employment oppurtunities to people
who carry their activities regarding
civil engineering .There will be a
special entrance exam conducted by
the central government.
AWARDS
FOR
FARMERS
-for their
contribution
to our country
9. The marketing is
made
governmentized.
The middle men of
each region is
identified and
made authorized.
Cost-benefit ratio
should be
advantageous to
farmers.
The price norms will
be set up by the village
committee where the
farmer’s reasonable
claim will be
considered.
IDEAS FOR LIFE
1.TO PREVENT CORRUPTION
Once when the fund is alotted
by the central government ,the
farmers don’t enjoy the full of
its value so they must have
direct access to the government
2.LAUNCHING OF
AGRICULTURAL SATELLITE
This will alert the farmers
about the weather conditions of
their locality.
3.VOICE FOR FARMERS:
Special bill to be passed to raise
the voice against activities
which affects the farmers .
4.KISSAN RADIO
For latest updates in the field of
agriculture.
10. •Agriculture is made a passion for younger
generation by exploring the gates of
employment by the government.
•Since we have regional wise committee, our
Monitoring process is made transparent and
is easily accessible by the rural people.
•By exporting agricultural produce Foreign
exchange-reserve money will go up, thereby
increasing the GDP.
•Both consumer and producer are benefitted
by the attractive cost-benefit ratio.
• Indian standard of living will increase.
•There will be no Corruption in agricultural
sector.
IMPACTS........
Agriculture in India-wikipedia
the free encyclopaedia
Department of agriculture -
wikipedia the free
encyclopaedia
Statistics by Central statistics
office
Agriculture department -
Palani.
REFERENCE