🌍 About Farmers Day (Kisan Diwas)
Farmers Day (Kisan Diwas) is observed every year on December 23 to honor the invaluable contribution of farmers to India’s food security, economy, and society.
It also commemorates the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh (1902–1987), India’s 5th Prime Minister, who was a champion of farmers’ rights.
🕊️ History of Farmers Day
- Established by: Government of India
- Purpose: To honor farmers, recognize their hard work, and promote agricultural development
- Significance of the Date: December 23 marks the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh, a prominent leader advocating for farmers’ welfare
The day highlights the importance of agriculture and the need for sustainable farming practices.
🌟 Significance of Farmers Day
- Honors farmers’ contributions to the nation’s economy and food supply
- Promotes awareness about agricultural practices and challenges
- Encourages government and society to support farmers’ welfare
- Inspires youth to consider careers in agriculture and rural development
💡 How to Observe Farmers Day
- Organize awareness campaigns and workshops on modern farming techniques
- Conduct seminars and discussions on agricultural policies and farmer welfare
- Encourage community participation in supporting local farmers and cooperatives
- Use social media to share stories, achievements, and contributions of farmers
🏵️ Inspirational Quote
“The farmer is the backbone of the nation; without him, there is no food, no life.”
📘 FAQs about Farmers Day (Kisan Diwas) 2025
Q1. When is Farmers Day (Kisan Diwas) celebrated?
Farmers Day is celebrated annually on December 23 to honor the contribution of farmers to India’s economy and society.
Q2. Why is Farmers Day important?
It recognizes the hard work and dedication of farmers and promotes awareness about agricultural development and farmers’ welfare.
Q3. How is Farmers Day observed?
Through awareness campaigns, workshops, seminars, discussions, and initiatives supporting sustainable agriculture and farmers’ welfare.
Q4. Who celebrates Farmers Day?
Government bodies, educational institutions, agricultural organizations, farmers, and the general public celebrate Farmers Day to honor the contributions of farmers.
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