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From AI to solar power: PM Modi outlines vision to transform Indian agriculture

From AI to solar power: PM Modi outlines vision to transform Indian agriculture

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Indian agriculture grew at over 4 percent per year in the first decade after Independence, noting that many small farmers have seen their economic situation improve. He highlighted the government’s heavy investment in farmer support, including fertiliser subsidies, solar‑powered pumps and broader use of AI and solar power. Addressing an agriculture conference, Modi urged farmers to diversify crops, adopt natural farming, cut chemical use and expand farm exports, presenting a technology‑driven, sustainable vision for the sector.

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First reported by India Today at 15:24 UTC on 12 Nov.

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