Asslam-o-Alaikum to all,

I hope you all are well. Today in this post i am going to share some my village and fields pics with hope you like this. I got up early this morning and went to the mosque for Fajr prayers and recited the Quran.

In one place it is said: “ALLAH loves the trustworthy.” ALLAH says (interpretation of the meaning): ALLAH is sufficient for him who puts his trust in ALLAH. And the hadeeth says: “If you put your trust in ALLAH as He has the right to trust, then ALLAH will provide for you as He provides for the birds that are hungry in the morning and full in the evening. Let's return. " Therefore, a person should adopt lawful means and measures, but he should rely on ALLAH Almighty alone, follow the Shari'ah, perform his duties and avoid prohibitions, fear the wrath of Allah and avoid sins and misdeeds, and Hope for forgiveness from ALLAH's vast mercy.

The Prime Minister interacted with the beneficiaries of Pradhan Mantri Kisan Saman Nidhi (PM-Kisan) scheme through video conferencing. He lauded Arvind of Anao in Uttar Pradesh for imparting training in organic farming and new farming techniques to young farmers in his area. He also praised Patrick of Carnicobar in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands for large-scale organic farming. On the other hand, he lauded the efforts of An Venurama of Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh to guide more than 170 Adivasi farmers in his area. The Prime Minister lauded the Rev. Star of Meghalaya for the production of spices like ginger powder, turmeric and dal sugar in the hilly areas of Meghalaya. He also spoke to Khurshid of Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir, who grows vegetables such as capsicum, green chillies and cucumbers organically.

On the occasion, the Prime Minister said that for the first time, the farmers of West Bengal would benefit from this scheme. He praised the efforts of farmers who produced record crops of edible grains and horticultural crops amidst difficulties during the epidemic. He said that the government was also setting new records of purchases on MSP every year. He added that so far this year, about 10 per cent more wheat has been procured at MSP than last year. So far, about Rs 58,000 crore has gone directly to the farmers' accounts for the purchase.

The Prime Minister highlighted that the government is constantly striving to provide new solutions and new alternatives in agriculture. Promoting organic farming is one of them. Organic farming is more profitable and is now being adopted across the country by young farmers. He said that organic farming was now being carried out on both the banks of the Ganges and within a radius of five kilometers, which was clearing the Ganges.

The Prime Minister emphasized that the duration of the Kisan Credit Card has been extended during the epidemic and the installments can now be renewed till June 30. He said that more than 20 million farmer credit cards have been issued in the last few years.

The Prime Minister said that once in a century this epidemic is challenging the world, because it is like an invisible enemy before us. He said that the government was fighting Code-19 with all its might and was ensuring that every government department would work day and night to alleviate the suffering of the nation.

The Prime Minister mentioned that the central government and all the state governments have been working together to vaccinate as many people as possible at a faster pace. He said that about 180 million vaccines have been administered in the country so far. Free vaccinations are being provided in government hospitals across the country. The Prime Minister has requested all to register for vaccination when it is their turn and ensure proper treatment of the code at all times. He said the vaccine is an important means of protecting against corona and will reduce the risk of serious illness.

The Prime Minister said that the Armed Forces were working hard to ensure the supply of oxygen in this difficult time. Railways also run Oxygen Express trains. The country's pharmaceutical sector is heavily involved in the manufacture and distribution of medicines. He urged the states to enact strict laws to deal with the black market of medicines and medical supplies.

The Prime Minister highlighted that India is not a country that loses hope in difficult times. He hoped that this challenge could be overcome with strength and diligence. He also warned against the spread of Code-19K in rural areas and asked the Gram Panchayats to ensure adequate awareness and cleanliness in their respective areas.

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