IINRG holds lecture on farmer empowerment

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Indian Institute of Natural Resins and Gums (IINRG) organized a lecture, wherein Rajyogi Rajendra Ji delivered talk on “Kisan Sashaktikaran aur Yogic Kheti: Rajayoga Meditation” here on Wednesday. Rajendra ji is associated with a sister concern of Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwariya Vishwavidyalaya. He shared his experience of work he has carried out in the field of improvised agriculture with unique techniques of incorporating

The Rajyogi delivered talk on Yogic Agriculture and emphasized the need of yogic practices in performing agriculture activities. He suggested that farmers should be trained to infuse positive attitude in carrying out farm activities. He shared folklore about how dancing and singing while performing farm activites in the olden days made our country flourish in agriculture. He also gave information on instances of how Yogic practices have improved farm produce. It was informed that GBPUA&T, Pantnagar has taken up a research activity to study effect of yogic practices on agriculture production and productivity. He shared how some Indigenous organic formulation comprising cow dung, cow urine, asafetida, Neem oil etc. as organic substitutes to insecticides, pesticides and fertilizers and/or manure have shown actual results on farm production when they have been performed the Yogic way.

Five other members of the organization graced the event along. Scientists and other staffs of the Institute attended the same. Lac Production Division organized the event with major work carried out by Shruti Sinha, Dr. S. Ghosal, Dr. Nirmal Kumar, Dr. N. K. Sinha and Dr. Anjesh. The lecture was one of its kind and gave a different thought dimension to agriculture.

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