Krishi Jagran’s 'MFOI, VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra' has surpassed its fourth and fifth destinations in Kurukshetra and Kaithal, marking yet another milestone in its mission to recognize and celebrate the achievements of our nation's farmers. In Kurukshetra, the yatra graced several locations, including the Crown Fruit and Vegetable Producer Company Limited in Grain Market, Babain, Chapra Farmers Producer Company Limited, Thaska Miranji, and Jalbehra, Kurukshetra.
Thereafter, the journey continued in Kaithal, where the yatra embarked on a two-day expedition, traversing through Kawartan, Kailram, Krishi Vigyan Kendra- Kaithal, Atela village, and Parneet FPO in Andhali village.
'MFOI, VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra' in Kurukshetra
At each stop, the team from Krishi Jagran engaged with progressive farmers, sharing insights about the prestigious 'Millionaire Farmer of India Awards, sponsored by Mahindra Tractors'. Notably, progressive farmers at Kurukshetra were presented with a certificate of appreciation in the presence of Dalbir Singh, Director of Chapra Farmers Producer Company Limited, and Satish Kumar, Director of FPO - Greensafe Agro Farmers Producer Company Limited.
'MFOI, VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra' in Kaithal
Progressive farmers Mahabir Singh, Naresh, and Ramesh were honoured with the Millionaire Farmer of India Awards, sponsored by Mahindra Tractors in Kaithal. These farmers expressed gratitude towards Krishi Jagran for pioneering an initiative that celebrates farmers' contributions.
Additionally, progressive farmer Ramdiya was also acknowledged with a certificate of appreciation. Dr Jasbir Singh, Subject Matter Specialist, graced the occasion, adding to the significance of the event. Moreover, farmers were briefed about the objective of the 'MFOI, VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra' - to celebrate the triumphs of successful farmers and instill a sense of pride and motivation within the agricultural community.
About 'MFOI, VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra'
As the MFOI, VVIF Kisan Bharat Yatra continues to garner widespread acclaim and admiration, underscoring the invaluable contributions of our farmers towards the nation's prosperity. With each stop, it not only honors individual achievements but also reinforces the collective strength and resilience of India's agrarian community. The scale of the yatra is awe-inspiring, set to connect with over one lakh millionaire farmers across 4,520 locations, covering a staggering distance of more than 26,000 kilometers.
