Centre releases draft policy seeking states to move towards unified national market for agriculture produce, farmer groups oppose it
The Centre has released a draft national policy framework suggesting states move toward a unified national market for agricultural produce, incorporating uniform licensing, single fees, private market setups, and digital infrastructure. The proposal aims to increase market efficiency but has faced criticism for lacking minimum support price guarantees for farmers.
The Centre has released a draft national policy framework suggesting states move toward a unified national market for agricultural produce, incorporating uniform licensing, single fees, private market setups, and digital infrastructure. The proposal aims to increase market efficiency but has faced criticism for lacking minimum support price guarantees for farmers. What's Your Reaction?
