Tripura Achieves Milestone in First Week of Vikshit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan

The Vikshit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan (VKSA) has made remarkable progress in Tripura within its first week of implementation. Launched on May 29, the campaign has successfully connected with over 1.1 lakh farmers, surpassing initial expectations. The initiative aims to reach 1.72 lakh farmers across the state within two weeks, focusing on agricultural development and scientific farming practices.  

 

Key Highlights of VKSA’s Success in Tripura  

- Over 1.1 lakh farmers engaged in the first seven days of the campaign  

- The initiative is set to reach 1.72 lakh farmers across Tripura within two weeks  

- 72 meetings are being conducted daily across all districts to ensure widespread participation  

- The central government has praised Tripura’s effective implementation of VKSA  

 

Role of Krishi Vigyan Kendras and Scientific Farming  

- Tripura’s eight Krishi Vigyan Kendras (KVKs), previously underutilized, are now playing a crucial role in guiding farmers  

- Mobile soil testing vans have been deployed to help farmers assess soil health and adopt better farming practices  

- The campaign is equipping farmers with scientific knowledge to reduce costs and improve yields  

 

Government’s Commitment to Agricultural Development  

- Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Ratan Lal Nath reaffirmed the state’s dedication to improving farmers’ livelihoods  

- The government is focused on inclusive and sustainable development through scientific farming  

- VKSA is empowering farmers with the right tools and knowledge to enhance productivity  

 

Future Outlook and Expansion Plans  

- The campaign’s success in Tripura sets a strong precedent for other states implementing VKSA  

- Continued engagement with farmers and scientific advancements will further strengthen agricultural growth  

- The initiative is expected to contribute significantly to India’s broader agricultural development goals  

 

Sources: UNI India, Press Information Bureau, OneWorld SouthAsia.