No value for a farmers life (#1)

April 11, 2017 3:49am CST
As technology is developed and improved in India some things the Farmers have done , things they are doing and things they are willing to do are just left unoticed. Harder they work lesser their reward. -Public protest for media's attention -Farmers suicide for media's attention ??
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TT
@atoz1to10 (6781)
• Australia
11 Apr 17
Not just farmers but all the jobs I think. Same with education in Australia. Every one focus on technology and forget about other learning areas, and now education in Aus is said to be below an average.
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Fredy Francis
@Fredy7321 (45)
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11 Apr 17
That's sad to know ..! I tot education their is improvised @atoz1to10
TT
@atoz1to10 (6781)
• Australia
11 Apr 17
@Fredy7321 Yes it is, but then people love to invent new way of teaching and technology.
SID
@sidache (192)
• India
11 Apr 17
Media is a place for businesses now a days, they only shows you what you want to see only and will see more to increase their TRP.
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Fredy Francis
@Fredy7321 (45)
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11 Apr 17
Exactlyy
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Shavkat
@Shavkat (137189)
• Philippines
11 Apr 17
I bow my head to farmers. They provide food to the local people.
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cmoneyspinner
@cmoneyspinner (9221)
• Austin, Texas
11 Apr 17
India should treat its citizens better. A country is not a country without its people, whether the people are poor or rich, farmers or doctors. I don't know why all people who work in government positions and entrepreneurs who have the financial resources can't all pitch in and make their world a better place. This doesn't just apply to India. It's a common problem all around the world.
Sasha
@diosabella (4789)
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11 Apr 17
Our farmers here have the same complaints. I think the government were not giving them enough. Sure they have projects for the farmers, sure they have these amazing programs, but the problems is the lack of implementation. We have produce that could feed almost every one so why import more of it and killing the prospective gain of the farmers.
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