Why does a indian farmer not want his family members to become a farmer?¿?
Rushabh63:
because...he want a educated people in our family
well, i don't think so .
it must be in relation with farmers problems .
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because he don't want his children to sacrifice like him he don't want his children to struggle like him for one time of food therefore
man se likhna bannd karo
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an Indian farmer, not want his family members to become a farmer because
many of the times the produce is not enough to meet families daily needs
many farmers commit suicide, because they are unable to see their families
in India, 54% of the land, is used for agriculture that is the highest in the world part the government don't give sufficient money performers to buy fertilizers seeds extra
many of the times the produce is not enough to meet families daily needs
many farmers commit suicide, because they are unable to see their families
in India, 54% of the land, is used for agriculture that is the highest in the world part the government don't give sufficient money performers to buy fertilizers seeds extra
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