Why do farmers kill themselves as per the video of the Blood chain Answer is urgent pleasse post the answers
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Usually, farmers take loans from local moneylenders at very high rates of interest for farming inputs like seeds, fertilizers, pesticides, etc. ... All this leads them to commit suicide.
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More than 28 farmers and farm labourers die by suicide in India every day, according to the 2021 State of India’s Environment (SoE) report — an annual brought out by Down To Earth in association with Delhi-based non-profit Centre for Science and Environment (CSE).
The SoE report highlighted the suicide numbers in recent years:
5,957 farmers in 17 states (and Union territories) and 4,324 farm labourers in 24 states in 2019
5,763 farmers in 20 states and 4,586 agricultural workers in 21 states in 2018
The toll in increased between the two years in:
Andhra Pradesh
Assam
Chhattisgarh
Himachal Pradesh
Maharashtra
Mizoram
Punjab
Uttar Pradesh
Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
The report will be released in New Delhi February 25, 2021 at a webinar by more than 60 environmental thinkers and activists, journalists and academics from across India.
The National Crime Records Bureau is silent on what leads to farmer suicides, pointed out DTE Managing Editor Richard Mahapatra. A 2016-17 government report had listed three probable causes: Frequent crop failures due to vagaries of monsoons, lack of assured water, and pest attacks and diseases. “The true reason behind these deaths is that agriculture has become a severely loss-making profession and calling. The market does not the pay our farmers their due price,” Mahapatra said.
CSE Director-General Sunita Narain dug deeper on how the Indian farmer is at a disadvantage even as their counterparts in developed countries are well taken care of by their governments:
(They) do not get the financial support needed to make farming lucrative. At the same time, the cost of inputs — from seeds to water and labour — is increasing; risks are going up as well because of climate change-triggered extreme weather. When their crops become costly, the government steps in to import cheaper food. Our farmers, thus, suffer at both ends. It is for this reason that they are demanding a minimum support price (MSP) as an insurance against price volatility.
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