Crop destroyed

In Madhya Pradesh, electrical failures have destroyed thousands of wheat fields, leaving farmers like Mishrilal Rajput facing devastating losses. As inadequate infrastructure and compensation systems fail rural communities, farmers demand urgent reforms.

India's counterfeit pesticide market endangers farmers as insurance fails to cover crop damage. With 25% fake products and $125M annual spending, farmers face losses without protection.

The very character of rainfall in Bundelkhand region has changed and it is not helping the farmers whether deficit or excess in both M.P. and U.P.

Virendra Kushwaha (52) from the Niwari district of Madhya Pradesh got his daughter married only last year. He had taken a loan of Rs 3 lakh for this marriage.

Farmer Kuber Singh had sown paddy crop in his 10-acre field now, the crop is completely destroyed due to lack of rain. | On Ground | Agriculture |