Government partnerships with private firms mean more AI options, faster access, better training, and solutions that truly fit farmers’ needs. This leads to smarter, more productive, and more profitable farming for everyone.

Government funding removes financial barriers, supports innovation, and ensures farmers get the training and tools they need to use AI. This creates many new opportunities for farmers to adopt modern technology, improve their incomes, and make farming more efficient and resilient.

Maharashtra Becomes First State in India to Approve AI Policy for Agriculture ₹500 Crore Plan to Use AI, Drones & Digital Tools to Help Farmers In a major step to modernise farming, the Maharashtra Cabinet has approved India’s first Artificial Intelligence (AI)...

Basmati Exports to Iran Halt Amid Conflict; Industry Shifts Focus to India-Managed Chabahar Port Introduction:As tensions escalate between Iran and Israel, India’s basmati rice exports to Iran have come to a halt, while shipments to the Middle East have become more...

Amit Shah Calls for Introspection as India’s Economy Transforms, Urges Chambers to Evolve Introduction:While inaugurating the new headquarters of MACCIA in Mumbai, Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah said India is witnessing transformative changes in...

New Delhi, June 9, 2025 The National Academy of Agricultural Sciences (NAAS) celebrated its Foundation Day in New Delhi today, honoring prominent figures across agriculture, industry, and media for their exceptional contributions. Among those recognized for their...

In the vast fields of India, where farming is more than just an occupation—it's a way of life—AgroStar has emerged as a game-changer. From a simple missed-call service to India’s largest digital farmer network, AgroStar has empowered over 5 million farmers with expert...