10 LINES ON NATIONAL FARMER’S DAY

 1) Farmer’s Day is celebrated in many countries all around the world to pay tribute to all the farmers.

2) 23rd December is commemorated as National Farmer’s Day in India.

3) In India, more than 60% of people are farmers and farmers are the real strength of our nation.

4) The day marks the birth anniversary of our former Prime Minister Chaudhary Charan Singh as he worked for the welfare of farmers.

5) Chaudhary Charan Singh during his tenure introduced different programs and schemes that were beneficial for the Indian farmers.

6) This day is celebrated to make people know about the importance and hard work done by farmers.

7) The functions like debates, quizzes, exhibitions are held on this day and winners are awarded.

8) The government on this day introduces schemes for benefitting the farmers.

9) Farmers are encouraged with new farming techniques by the officials of the agricultural committee.

10) The cenotaph of our former Prime Minister Chaudhary Charan Singh is named Kisan Ghat because of his dedication to farmers.

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