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Daily Mail India: Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Wednesday that the decision taken by the Union Cabinet today has fulfilled the decades-old demand of farmers and now the farmers will be able to sell their produce anywhere in the country and the dream of one country, one agricultural market will be realized. Modi said in his tweet, “Many big and important decisions were taken in today’s Union Cabinet meeting. All restrictions on the purchase and sale of crops have been removed, which has fulfilled the decades-old demand of farmers. Now the Annadata will be free to sell his produce anywhere in the country. India News Live report on “He said that with the decisions of the government, farmers will be guaranteed a guarantee of price before production. The contract for agricultural services will not only provide state-of-the-art information to the farmers, but will also help them with technology and capital. Through this empowerment and protection of the providers will also be possible.
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The Prime Minister said that these decisions of the Government will not only increase the income of the subscribers, but the amendment in the Essential Commodities Act will also bring about a complete change in the agriculture sector. He said, “With the removal of barriers to purchase and sale of agricultural products, the dream of one country, one agricultural market will come true”. On the other hand, the statement of the Prime Minister’s Office said that, on June 3, under the chairmanship of Prime Minister Narendra Modi Many important and historical decisions were taken in the meeting of the Union Cabinet which will be very helpful in helping the farmers of the country as well as in bringing about a paradigm shift in the agriculture sector. It said that the Union Cabinet today approved the historic amendment in the Essential Commodities Act. This is a visionary step towards bringing about a paradigm shift in the agricultural sector and increasing the income of farmers.
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