- The platform will give farmers access to a digital library of multi-format, multi-lingual content and will help extension workers deliver this information to farmers.
- Additionally, the platform will aid in upskilling the network of extension workers in agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, livestock, and rural livelihoods through online courses.
- The proposed national platform is expected to make the extension system more efficient and effective.
- The platform is planned to be launched within six months and will serve the entire farming community in India.
- The CEO of Digital Green, Rikin Gandhi, expressed gratitude for the government's investment in technology to make the Indian farm system ready for the future.
Question:
Q.1 Which ministry signed an MoU to develop a national-level digital extension platform?
a. Ministry of Agriculture
b. Ministry of commerce
c. MSME ministry
d. Ministry of finance
a. Ministry of Agriculture
b. Ministry of commerce
c. MSME ministry
d. Ministry of finance