Answer:
(i) Indian farmers are
facing a big challenge from international competition.
India is
producing lots of food and commercial crops but its products are not able to
compete with the developed countries since subsidized agriculture is practiced
in those countries.
(ii)
There is reduction in the public investment in agriculture sector particularly
in power production, making of rural roads, market and mechanization of
farming.
(iii)
Subsidy on fertilizers has also decreased since the cost of production has
increased.
(iv)
Agricultural products which are imported have low prices because of low import
duty, giving competition to Indian farmers.
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