Nagaland sets pace in Viksit Krishi Sankalp Abhiyan campaign

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• It went on to state that Nagaland, known for its rich biodiversity and traditional farming system, holds immense potential for integrating improved agricultural technologies with indigenous knowledge systems.
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• The VKSA campaign leveraged this “unique strength” to promote sustainable agriculture, enhance food and income security, and move toward self-reliance of the state in the agriculture and allied sectors.
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• “Community participation is the cornerstone of the campaign’s success. The people of Nagaland—farmers, youth, women, and rural institutions like village councils—have shown commendable ownership of this mission, turning the campaign into a grassroots movement,” the release stated.
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• It further asserted that the VKSA campaign is not just a mobilisation drive but a visionary step toward transforming Indian agriculture. By focusing on innovation, inclusivity, and sustainability, the campaign aligns with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and contributes meaningfully to India's dream of becoming a five-trillion-dollar economy in the near future, it stated.
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• VKSA campaign in Longleng district.

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• “Nagaland exemplifies how Viksit Krishi (Developed Agriculture) can pave the way for Viksit Bharat (Developed India), making the state as a role model for others. As the campaign continues until 12th June, many more milestones are yet to be witnessed, promising even greater achievements in the days ahead.
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• Nagaland’s momentum reflects the spirit of a truly farmers’ participatory movement toward developing the state agricultural economy,” the release added.