WHAT DOES MEAN BY GREEN SOLDIER ?

Soldier are the rid of a country , who are protecting the nations from external enemy either in boarder or inside the nation. When the word "soldier" comes it automatically picturize a image of a person standing with a gun, wearing a bullet proof jacket with a cap. They are going through a hard training to bear the pain and difficulties in any situations. They are always prepared for any kind of war situation and we should salute them for their contribution.

No doubt , success of green revolution made India into a surplus country of agricultural produce and bring economic development in India. But its has much more disadvantages on eco-system as well.

Loss of soil fertility, erosion of soil, soil toxicity, diminishing water resources, pollution of underground water, salinity of underground water, increased incidence of human and livestock diseases and global warming are some of the negative impacts of over adoption of agricultural technologies by the farmers to make the Green revolution successful.

More than 70 percent of our population are residing in rural and among them more than 60 percent are depend on agriculture for their livelihood and they contribute a major portion to the GDP of the country. Directly they provide raw material to the food processing industry and provide us food securities. In other word I can say they are the soldier who protect the nation by reside in it. Farming is related to soil, green, a positive vibes, that's why I coded a name for farmer and that is GREEN SOLDIER. I think it may feel them proud.

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Many years farmer were unaware about the improved method of farming , schemes, finance , high value agriculture that is the reason farmer's suicide were increased rapidly in 2001-2010

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