Describe any four institutional reforms introduced by the government of india in the interest of farmers
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The various institutional reform programmes introduced by the government for the benefit of farmers are:
→ Crop insurance against drought, flood, fire etc.
→ Minimum Support Price policy.
→ Subsidy on agricultural inputs and resources such as power and fertilisers.
→ Kissan Credit Card and Personal Accident Insurance Scheme.
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Institutional reforms introduced by the government of India in the interest of farmers:
- There are a number of institutions which help farmers with farming.
- The 'Kissan Credit Card' was introduced for farmers in order to the easy availability of money for their needs for farm.
- The 'Pradhan Mnatri Fasal Bima Yoajana' which is a crop insurance against situations like drought, failure of crops, fire, diseases to crops, natural disasters, etc.
- Special weather updates and special training for crop management are provided on television and radio.
- The 'Personal Assistant Insurance Scheme - PAIS' was also introduced by government for farmers.
- The 'Jan Dhan Yoajana' - it is for establishment of cooperative banks which provide loans at low interest and guide them in all the steps.
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