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  • PARDHAN MANTRI FASSAL BIMA YOUJNA IN INDIA: STATE WISE ANALYSIS


Malkeet Singh Dr. Sarbananda Sahoo

Abstract:
Agriculture is imperious business in India. Risk is crucial factor in all business activities. To remove this risk government taking initiative time to time. Pardhan Mantri Fassal Bima Youja is also one of them schemes. Agriculture Insurance Company of India Ltd. has been formed by the Government of India. The economic analysis of crop insurance is examined in this paper. Through advancing of technology, enticing investment, and boosting credit flow in the agricultural sector, crop insurance is considered as a fundamental tool for ensuring stability in farm income. The main aim of this paper was to find out the Agriculture Insured application, Premium amount, claimed amount and paid-up amount of Fassal Bima Youjna as all over the India.This study is a based on quantitative exercise primarily and secondary data. This data extracted from the Pardhan Mantri Fassal Bima youjna state wise Abstract (2020-2021). Other sources, such as the district statistical office, economic surveys, and government publications and reports, were also used to supplement our analysis. For analysis of the data, we used bar chart, and different types of data presentation tables.


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  • Risks Faced by Farmers: An Analysis of Challenges and Mitigation Strategies


Vishav Partap Singh

Abstract:
This paper investigates the array of risks faced by farmers, including climate, market, financial, and policy risks. Using data from various governmental and international sources, the study examines the impact of these risks on agricultural productivity and farmers' livelihoods. The analysis also explores potential mitigation strategies, emphasizing the role of technology, policy interventions, and community support systems. The findings suggest that a comprehensive and coordinated approach is essential to mitigate the risks faced by farmers, enhance their resilience, and ensure the sustainability of agricultural practices. This research contributes to the ongoing dialogue on agricultural risk management and offers actionable insights for policymakers, practitioners, and the farming community.


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