Farmers will get relief from G20, farmers of the country will become hi-tech, farming will be easier with technology

Farmers are likely to get big relief from the G20 meeting. Actually, India along with G20 countries wants to modernize agriculture. Let us tell what special can come out of the G20 meeting for the farmers.

The G20 meeting is to be held in Delhi on 9 and 10 September. In such a situation, the government has made all the preparations for welcoming the foreign guests and providing hospitality. Diplomats from many countries including America, Russia are coming to India to participate in this meeting. Whose objective is to move the country forward together with India. In this context, farmers are likely to get big relief from the G20 meeting. Actually, India wants to modernize agriculture in collaboration with G20 countries. There was a discussion in the G20 held in Hyderabad to improve farming. Let us tell you what special can come out of the G20 meeting for the farmers.

Farming will become easier with satellite

New dimensions of farming were discussed in the G20 meeting held in Hyderabad on 15-17 July. The positive changes coming in the agricultural structure of the country were discussed. On this occasion, former ISRO scientist Dr. D. Dutta said that at present more than 10 satellites from India and abroad are working to help the farmers in the country. Satellite can make the life of farmers easier. With this, the assessment of crops will be easy. It will be easy to claim crop insurance. From the weather forecast to the quality of the crop, it can be ascertained. Fishermen in the coastal areas are getting instant information through satellite along with accurate information for fishing. Initiative is being taken to further the horticulture sector as well.

These countries will join G20

According to Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, this meeting will be held from 9 to 10 September. The Australian Prime Minister will visit Indonesia, Philippines and India as part of a three-nation tour. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan along with his entourage will stay at the Oberoi Hotel. He will discuss climate change with other leaders at the summit, which is one of the important topics on his agenda. After the meeting, Erdogan will go to New York to participate in the 78th United Nations General Assembly. According to the Deputy High Commissioner of Bangladesh, Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will attend the summit.