Indian farmers have expressed gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his audacious trade deal decisions in the face of outside criticism.

Union Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met with a sizable group of cultivators and leaders of farmer organizations yesterday in New Delhi to show appreciation and encouragement for the government's tireless efforts to protect farmers' interests.

In addition to helping millions of food providers, Prime Minister Modi's decision will strengthen the independence of the country's rural and agricultural sectors, according to Dharmendra Choudhary, national president of the Indian Farmer Chaudhary Charan Singh Organization.

The brave decision to bar American corporations from entering the nation's dairy and agricultural industries, according to Virendra Lohan of the Chhattisgarh Youth Progressive Farmers' Association, is reverberating throughout every field, hamlet, and cowshed.

Mr. Chouhan reaffirmed during a conversation that a new law targeting manufacturers of counterfeit chemicals and fertilizers will soon be introduced by the government. He made this statement in New Delhi while speaking with leaders of agricultural organizations and farmers from all around the nation.

The Minister stated that several programs for the welfare of farmers are being advanced with priority, referring to the digital payment of insurance payments that were distributed to farmers yesterday under the Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana.

Mr. Chouhan emphasized the crucial role that farmers play by stating that they toil day and night to feed the globe as well as India. He went on to say that supporting farmers is an act of religion, and there is no higher kind of devotion than this, since farmers are both the giver and the supplier of life.