A combination of modern technology and new methods is changing agriculture. From terracing to electric tractors and commercial-scale equipment, there’s no shortage of tools for today’s farmers to be more efficient, be kinder to the environment, and grow more with less. The future of sustainable, profitable farming looks to be as exciting as ever. https://khetigaadi.com/blog/terrace-farming-in-india/

Unearthing Insights: Analyzing the Growth of the Soil Testing Equipment Market Healthy soil is the bedrock of successful agriculture, landscaping, and environmental management. Understanding its composition and properties is crucial for optimizing yields, ensuring plant health, and mitigating environmental risks. This is where the soil testing equipment market plays a pivotal role, providing the tools necessary to analyze soil characteristics. https://www.theinsightpartners.com/reports/soil-testing-equipment-market

Global Testing, Inspection, And Certification TIC For Agriculture Market Opportunities and Forecast 2022-2029 Get The Link Here:-https://www.datalibraryresearch.com/reports/testing-inspection-and-certification-tic-for-agriculture-market-101 The global Testing, Inspection, And Certification TIC For Agriculture Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.1%.

Key Drivers of the Smart Agriculture Market: Automation, AI & IoT The smart agriculture market was estimated at USD 14.56 billion in 2022 and is likely to grow at a CAGR of 10.5% during 2023-2029 to reach USD 29.34 billion in 2029. Smart agriculture, also known as precision agriculture, is an advanced farming technique that utilizes modern technologies to increase crop yields, optimize farm management, and reduce waste. Read More: https://www.stratviewresearch.com/3338/smart-agriculture-market.html

News Headlines from for November 1, 2024: 1. Diwali Celebrations Illuminate the Nation India celebrates Diwali with fervour, as homes and streets are adorned with lights, and families come together for prayers and festivities. The festival symbolizes the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. THE INDIAN EXPRESS 2. Air Quality Deteriorates Post-Diwali Festivities Following Diwali celebrations, major cities like Delhi and Mumbai report a significant drop in air quality due to firecracker emissions. Authorities advise residents to limit outdoor activities and use air purifiers indoors. Really?? Again?? AP NEWS 3. RBI Intervenes to Stabilize Indian Rupee The Reserve Bank of India conducts routine interventions to prevent major fluctuations in the Indian rupee, ensuring currency stability amid global economic uncertainties. REUTERS 4. Apple Reports Record Revenue, Credits India iPhone Sales Apple announces record revenue, attributing significant growth to strong iPhone sales in India. CEO Tim Cook reveals plans to open four new stores in major Indian cities to cater to the growing market. HINDUSTAN TIMES 5. Tensions Rise Between Canada and India Diplomatic tensions between Canada and India escalate, potentially leading to increased cyber threats and hindrances in immigration processes. Both nations are urged to engage in dialogue to resolve the issues. REUTERS 6. Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Firecrackers in Delhi The Supreme Court reaffirms the ban on firecrackers in Delhi to combat severe air pollution, emphasizing the need for public cooperation to ensure cleaner air. 7. Government Launches National Clean Air Program The central government initiates the National Clean Air Program, aiming to reduce air pollution levels by 20-30% over the next five years through comprehensive measures. 8. Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Successfully Launches GSAT-30 Satellite ISRO successfully launches the GSAT-30 communication satellite, enhancing telecommunication and broadcasting services across the country. 9. Supreme Court Orders States to Implement Police Reforms The Supreme Court directs all states to implement police reforms to ensure better law enforcement and public safety. 10. Government Announces New Measures to Boost Agricultural Exports The government introduces new policies to enhance agricultural exports, aiming to double farmers' income by 2025. 11. Indian Railways Introduces High-Speed Train Service Indian Railways launches a new high-speed train service between Delhi and Mumbai, reducing travel time significantly. 12. Government Approves New Education Policy The government approves a new education policy focusing on holistic development, skill enhancement, and digital learning. 13. Supreme Court Upholds Right to Privacy as Fundamental Right The Supreme Court declares the right to privacy as a fundamental right, ensuring greater protection of individual freedoms. 14. Government Launches Digital India Initiative The government launches the Digital India initiative to promote digital literacy and improve online infrastructure nationwide. 15. Indian Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Post-Pandemic Recent economic indicators suggest a steady recovery of the Indian economy following the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. 16. Government Announces New Health Insurance Scheme A new health insurance scheme is introduced to provide affordable healthcare to all citizens, aiming for universal health coverage. 17. Supreme Court Orders Demolition of Illegal Structures The Supreme Court orders the demolition of illegal structures encroaching on public land, emphasizing the rule of law. 18. Government Launches Start-up India Initiative The government launches the Start-up India initiative to foster innovation and support new entrepreneurs in the country. 19. Indian Armed Forces Conduct Successful Military Exercise The Indian Armed Forces conduct a successful joint military exercise, enhancing operational readiness and coordination. 20. Government Announces New Renewable Energy Projects The government announces new renewable energy projects to promote sustainable development and reduce carbon emissions. Sources: India Today, Hindustan Times, Reuters, Associated Press #IndiaNews #Diwali2024 #AirQuality #RBI #AppleIndia #CanadaIndiaRelations #SupremeCourt #ISRO #Agriculture #IndianRailways #EducationPolicy #DigitalIndia #Economy #HealthInsurance #StartupIndia #MilitaryExercise #RenewableEnergy

News from India - October 30, 2024 1. PM Modi Launches Mission Clean Ganga's New Phase Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched a new phase of the 'Mission Clean Ganga,' focusing on the rejuvenation and sustainability of the river, with new projects on water treatment. Source: India Today 2. Telangana School Vandalized After Students Wear Saffron Dress A Telangana school was vandalized after students wore saffron dress in support of Hanuman Deeksha, leading to a dispute between the school authorities and parents. Source: India Today 3. Jharkhand to Build New Roads, Airports in Development Push Jharkhand leads in infrastructure development with new projects focused on roads, airports, and railways to boost connectivity in the region. Source: India Today 4. Gujarat and Goa Lead India in Economic Growth Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in economic growth, supported by strong industrial and tourism sectors. Source: India Today 5. Kerala's Infant Mistakenly Given 5 Vaccines, Admitted to ICU A five-day-old infant in Kerala was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one, leading to the child being hospitalized in the ICU. Authorities have suspended the nurse involved. Source: India Today 6. 7 Dead in Road Accident in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh Seven people were killed in a tragic accident in Bareilly when an ambulance collided with a truck. The police have launched an investigation into the cause of the accident. Source: India Today 7. Chhattisgarhia Olympics Celebrates Traditional Indian Sports The Chhattisgarhia Olympics saw an enthusiastic turnout as the state promoted traditional Indian sports to foster unity and health awareness. Source: India Today 8. Wild Elephant Attacks Increase Man-Animal Conflict in Karnataka Man-animal conflict in Karnataka continues to rise with several attacks by wild elephants, prompting authorities to explore long-term solutions for coexistence. Source: India Today 9. Odisha's Mission Shakti Transforms Women's Lives Odisha's Mission Shakti program has been a model of success, empowering millions of women through self-help groups and financial independence initiatives. Source: India Today 10. Punjab Excels in Agriculture Amid Rising Competition Punjab continues to lead in agriculture, implementing innovative methods and farmer-centric schemes to improve crop yields. Source: India Today 11. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away suddenly due to a cardiac arrest. His death has left the political fraternity in shock. Source: India Today 12. Delhi's Air Quality Worsens as Winter Approaches Delhi's air quality index has worsened significantly, reaching hazardous levels as winter sets in. Authorities are considering emergency measures to curb pollution. Source: India Today 13. Maharashtra Drought Worsens, Farmers Face Severe Crisis Maharashtra's ongoing drought continues to worsen, with many farmers facing severe financial strain due to crop failures and water scarcity. Source: India Today 14. Rajasthan Leads India's Renewable Energy Push with Solar Projects Rajasthan continues to lead India in renewable energy production with the inauguration of several new solar power plants. Source: India Today 15. Kerala Police Investigate RSS Leader's Murder The Kerala police are investigating the murder of an RSS leader in Palakkad, believed to be politically motivated. Source: India Today 16. Manipur Ramps Up Tourism as New Airports and Hotels Open Manipur is boosting its tourism sector by opening new airports and hotels to attract domestic and international tourists. Source: India Today 17. Telangana Students Commit Suicide After Exam Results Seven students in Telangana have died by suicide after the release of Intermediate exam results, sparking a debate on academic pressure. Source: India Today 18. Karnataka Prepares for Early Assembly Elections As political tensions rise, Karnataka prepares for potential early assembly elections, with major parties gearing up for campaigns. Source: India Today #IndiaNews #MissionShakti #CleanGanga #TelanganaSuicide #BJPMLA #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #MaharashtraDrought #RenewableEnergy #DelhiPollution #JharkhandDevelopment #GujaratEconomy #KeralaHealth #PunjabAgriculture #KarnatakaElections

News from India - October 29, 2024 1. Amit Shah Flags Off 'Run for Unity' on Unity Day Home Minister Amit Shah flagged off the 'Run for Unity' in Delhi to commemorate Sardar Patel's birth anniversary, calling for unity and a ‘Viksit Bharat’. Over 7,700 participants joined the marathon. Source: Daijiworld 2. Seven Telangana Students Die by Suicide After Exam Results Seven students in Telangana reportedly died by suicide after the release of Intermediate Public Examination results, raising concerns about student pressure and mental health support. Source: India Today 3. Kerala: Five-day-old Infant Administered Incorrect Vaccines An infant in Kerala's Palakkad district was mistakenly administered five vaccines instead of one. The child has been admitted to the ICU, and the nurse responsible has been suspended. Source: India Today 4. Cylinder Blast Sparks Fire in Telangana's Karimnagar A fire broke out in Telangana's Karimnagar district after a cylinder blast. Fortunately, no casualties were reported as the residents were away at the time. Source: India Today 5. Karnataka: Man-Animal Conflict Worsens with Wild Elephant Attacks Karnataka residents are facing increased attacks from wild elephants, raising concerns about man-animal conflicts in regions where elephants have made their home. Source: India Today 6. Chhattisgarh Hosts First-Ever 'Chhatisgarhia Olympics' Chhattisgarh’s government inaugurated the first-ever 'Chhatisgarhia Olympics,' promoting traditional Indian sports as part of a political outreach ahead of the 2025 elections. Source: India Today 7. BJP MLA Arvind Giri Dies of Cardiac Arrest in Uttar Pradesh BJP MLA Arvind Giri from Uttar Pradesh passed away from a sudden cardiac arrest while traveling to Lucknow. His death has shocked party members and the public. Source: India Today 8. Seven Killed in Road Accident in Uttar Pradesh’s Bareilly Seven people were killed after an ambulance collided with a truck in Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, in a tragic road accident. Source: India Today 9. Mission Shakti Transforms Women’s Lives in Odisha Odisha's Mission Shakti scheme continues to transform the lives of millions of women in the state, providing financial independence through self-help groups. Source: India Today 10. Gujarat and Goa Lead as Top Performers in Economy Gujarat and Goa have emerged as the top-performing states in India's economy, driving significant growth and development in their respective regions. Source: India Today 11. Jharkhand Leads in Infrastructure Development Jharkhand continues to improve its infrastructure with new roads and airports, establishing itself as a leader in India’s development sector. Source: India Today 12. Punjab Emerges as a Leader in Agriculture Punjab has been recognized as the top-performing state in agriculture, despite increased competition and challenges from other states. Source: India Today 13. Kerala Excels in Healthcare Kerala continues to rank as the top state for healthcare services, with Himachal Pradesh and Mizoram showing promising improvements in the sector. Source: India Today 14. Rajasthan and Meghalaya Show Improvement in Education Rajasthan and Meghalaya have been recognized as the most improved states in the field of education, with initiatives aimed at improving access to quality learning. Source: India Today 15. Uttar Pradesh Retains Top Spot in Law and Order Uttar Pradesh continues to improve its law and order situation, cracking down on mafia networks and retaining its title as the most improved big state. Source: India Today 16. Kerala Leads in Gender Ratio on Electoral Rolls Kerala’s gender ratio on electoral rolls stands higher than the national average, reflecting improvements in gender equality across the state. Source: India Today 17. Rajasthan Solar Power Plant Inaugurated by PM Modi Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a solar power plant in Rajasthan, marking a major step toward renewable energy goals. Source: India Today 18. Maharashtra Drought Worsens Farmer Crisis The ongoing drought in Maharashtra continues to affect farmers, with many struggling to survive as crop failure and debt mount. Source: India Today 19. India-Spain Sign Deal for C295 Aircraft Production in India India and Spain have formalized a significant defense deal for the production of C295 aircraft in India. The agreement is expected to boost India's defense manufacturing capabilities and create jobs, while also enhancing the country's defense preparedness. Source: Defense Aerospace 20. Maharashtra Drought Worsens Farmer Crisis The ongoing drought in Maharashtra continues to affect farmers, with many struggling to survive as crop failure and debt mount. Source: India Today #IndiaNews #RunForUnity #TelanganaSuicide #KeralaHealth #MissionShakti #ChhattisgarhiaOlympics #BJPMLADeath #UttarPradeshAccident #GujaratEconomy #PunjabAgriculture #JharkhandInfrastructure #KeralaHealthcare #SolarEnergy #MaharashtraDrought #IndiaSpainDeal #C295Aircraft

Mama ji drops a silent Farm Law in new packing Modi 3.0 plans to offer $6 billion in incentive payments to Indian states that overhaul agriculture marketing, contract farming, and land leasing This would be an excellent move! And Mama ji knows how to make farm reforms happen! Farm laws incentivised through back door via States as Agriculture is a state subject. They'll get special granta to incentivise and reform contract faming. Work done slowly without noise.

Here is the extracted text from the image: --- **ORGANISER** December 12, 1999 Shakti Sammelan at Rohtak (Haryana) Will not play second fiddle — BJP From Our Correspondent "BE ready to provide a new political alternative in Haryana by the new millennium." This was the clear message to Haryana BJP workers, assembled for Shakti Sammelan, a one-day State workers' convention, recently held at Rohtak. The tone and tenor of the speeches by top party leaders also gave a clear indication that the BJP would not in future play second fiddle to any other party in the State. The star speaker and Union Home Minister Shri L.K. Advani, while accounting the party's record of ups and downs faced by the BJP in the last 50 years, called upon them not to develop any inferiority complex and challenged the workers to prove themselves in the coming days. About the criticism of the party for leaving aside certain issues to get power, Shri Advani said the BJP had never compromised on principles and policies and will not do so in future. Shri Advani reiterated the NDA commitment that a high-powered commission would be set up to review the Constitution to prepare it for the next 50 years, adding that the commission would also recommend amendments, wherever required. The commission, he said, would look into population explosion, caste reservations, etc. He added that the future of the BJP in Haryana would depend upon winning elections as well as gaining the confidence of the common man, emphasizing that winning elections alone will not suffice. The General Secretary of BJP and in-charge of Haryana affairs Shri Narendra Modi stressed the need for mobilizing youth and establishing rapport with farmers and workers. He called for a fresh approach to reach out to the masses. More than 7,000 party workers participated in the Sammelan, which proved an impressive show of strength. **H.P. asks Centre to set-up National level committee on tax structure and reforms** From Our Correspondent HIMACHAL Pradesh Chief Minister Professor Prem Kumar Dhumal has requested the Centre to set-up a national-level committee under the chairmanship of the Prime Minister Shri Atal Behari Vajpayee, to evolve consensus on tax reforms, user charges, and tax structures to be uniformly applicable throughout the country to check tax rate wars and populism among various States in the country. Speaking at the Chief Ministers' and State Finance Ministers' conference at New Delhi on November 16, he suggested that at least four taxation zones should be created so that the States failing to raise revenue could have uniform tax structure. Prof Dhumal also demanded that the present rate of central sales tax (CST) should be reduced, and revenue generated should be increased. He regretted that development activities in the State had come to a standstill. The agriculture sector was facing an acute shortage of power and water. Nearly seventy-five thousand new tube well connections were pending, and the State was not getting SYL canal water. He also called for financing new agricultural projects to mitigate the suffering of farmers. --- This is a summary of the text extracted from the image. Some portions were incomplete due to formatting and recognition limitations, but the key sections are preserved.

As Nirmala Sitharaman announces reforms in tourism, let’s rediscover India’s cultural gems Cultural Tourism Sanatan Tourism Nature Tourism These three areas have huge potential in India and would be best investment sectors in coming years. The new rich class will move to 5 star but seasoned people with good money will prefer the above in Village India, which was once only known for Taj Mahal is over, now you have countless opportunities Don't waste ur time for Job, go for these stress free ventures Rural tourism is a tourism that focuses on actively participating in a rural lifestyle. It can be a variant of ecotourism. Many villages can facilitate tourism because many villagers are hospitable and eager to welcome or host visitors. the more our lifestyle is Metro focused, the more need for Rural tourism UN Tourism understands Rural Tourism as "a type of tourism activity in which the visitor’s experience is related to a wide range of products generally linked to nature-based activities, agriculture, rural lifestyle / culture, angling and sightseeing. Rural Tourism activities take place in non-urban (rural) areas with the following characteristics: i) low population density, ii) landscape and land-use dominated by agriculture and forestry and iii) traditional social structure and lifestyle". be a job creator and not seeker Dr GP

Polish MEP DESTROYS Criminal EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen in European Parliament. “You should go to prison, not the European Commission” “You are the face of the EU Migration Pact - how can you not be ashamed of promoting something that leads to millions of Women & children across Europe feeling threatened on the streets of their own cities” “You are responsible for every rape, every assault & every tragedy caused by the influx of illegal migrants” “You are the face of the European economy & agriculture which is destroying both”

Several banks have announced reduced interest rates for the month of Baisakh. In comparison to the rates in Chait, many banks have lowered their average interest rates. Currently, among the twenty banks in operation, thirteen have reduced their interest rates. Banks that have reduced interest rates include Nepal Bank, Laxmi Bank, Machhapuchhre Bank, Prabhu Bank, Rastriya Banijya Bank, Global IME Bank, Siddhartha Bank, Prime Commercial Bank, Kumari Bank, Sanima Bank, SBI Bank, Citizens Bank, and NIC Asia Bank. These banks have reduced their maximum average interest rates to 0.19% to 19% per annum on personal deposits compared to Chait. In personal deposits, these banks have announced a maximum interest rate of 7.25% per annum for the month of Baisakh, compared to a maximum of 25% per annum in Chait. Agriculture Development Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, Nabil Bank, Himalayan Bank, and Nepal Investment Mega Bank have maintained consistency in their interest rates from Chait. However, Everest Bank and NMB Bank have increased their interest rates for Baisakh compared to Chait. https://ujyaaloonline.com/story/100546/2024/4/12/in-april-many-banks-reduced-interest-rates

India aims to halt urea imports by the end of 2025, as increased domestic production bridges the demand-supply gap, according to Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya. Mandaviya emphasised the significance of fertilisers for Indian agriculture, noting the nation’s 60–65-year history of using chemical fertilisers to boost crop yields. The government is now championing alternative fertilisers like nanoliquid urea and nanoliquid di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) for better crop and soil health. Mandaviya detailed the Modi government’s strategy to achieve urea self-sufficiency, including reviving closed urea plants and boosting domestic production capacities. Presently, India needs approximately 350 lakh tonnes of urea annually, with current domestic production at 310 lakh tonnes, up from 225 lakh tonnes in 2014-15. The aim is to produce around 325 lakh tonnes annually post-commissioning of a new plant, targeting the replacement of 20–25 lakh tonnes of conventional urea with nanoliquid urea. Mandaviya confidently stated that by 2025, India’s urea import dependency will cease, with the import bill reducing to zero. Additionally, he highlighted the government’s efforts in ensuring fertiliser availability and managing prices for farmers, including the recent allocation of a fertiliser subsidy of Rs 1.64 lakh crore for 2024–25. So the western cabal will be pro Modi or Anti Modi Dr GP

Embassy of Israel in India tweets, "We are deeply shocked and saddened by the death of one Indian national and the injury of two others due to a cowardly terror attack launched by Shia Terror organization Hezbollah, on peaceful agriculture workers who were cultivating an orchard at the northern village of Margaliot yesterday early afternoon. Israeli Medical institutions are completely at the service of the injured who are being treated by our very best medical staff" ANI

Question: Sir what is AI? -Genius Rahul Gandhi : Whatever AI generates or produces, it sits on top of other networks so AI is applied on top of other networks. AI can be applied on the top away production network, you can apply AI in a factory, you can apply AI on the consumption network so you know people are consuming something you're distributing something so that you can apply AI on that. So AI sits on top of the network. I tell you a very interesting story to demonstrate the power of AI. US attacks Iraq, within 5 days it wiped out the entire Iraqi military and then six months later something happened, and suddenly US soldiers would dying everyday and within six months of the period US army lost about thousand armed "vehicle" (unclear)? How did a country or system couldn't take united states at all and failed and so on.... Networks are energy, the moment you bring them together, it doesn't become one plus one plus one. Samajwadi party network joined Congress network and .... Networks aren't only visible networks. There are caste networks, there are business networks in India, there are agriculture networks in India... I request Congress AI Experts to explain it in simple terms. This cambridge level explanation is tough for an ordinary person like me & many others like me.. I'm more worried about the dangers of natural stupidity than artificial intelligence Furthermore if you feed artificial intelligence with natural stupidity you may imagine the end...

Annamalai hits back at Rahul Gandhi for stating that INDIA alliance (If it wins) will provide MSP for all agricultural commodities. Annamalai said the recent budget presented was of Rs 45 lakh crore but to announce legal status for MSP, Govt requires Rs 40 lakh crore. Annamalai also said that In the last nine years of BJP rule, MSP on agriculture produces were taken from 2 to 22 commodities.

Koshi Province Chief Minister Kedar Karki Aims to Extend Insurance Coverage to All Residents Koshi Province Chief Minister Kedar Karki announced plans to provide comprehensive insurance coverage to all residents during an event organized by the Nepal Insurance Board at the Chief Minister's office. Emphasizing the need for accessible and easy services in education, health, and disaster management, Karki expressed the intention to collaborate with insurance companies to enhance relief efforts beyond the government's current provision of a maximum of NPR 50,000. The Secretary of the Ministry of Industry, Agriculture, and Cooperatives, Dr. Lekhraj Dahal, highlighted the challenges faced in the insurance claim process for livestock and crops, urging the Insurance Board to address the complexities arising from recent developments in this sector. Ramesh Kumar Singh, Secretary of the Ministry of Physical Infrastructure Development, suggested improvements in the insurance of infrastructure projects, especially those affected by landslides and floods. Surya Prasad Silwal, Chairman of the Insurance Board, acknowledged the efforts made to expand insurance coverage up to rural areas under the Financial Sector Development Strategy of Nepal. He also mentioned the establishment of a high-level study team to conduct in-depth research on government and private property insurance, aiming to further advance the preparedness of the Insurance Board. The report stated that there are currently 37 insurance companies in Nepal, comprising 14 life insurance, 14 non-life insurance, two reinsurance, and seven microinsurance companies. The Insurance Board remains committed to enhancing insurance services and addressing challenges faced by policyholders, farmers, and individuals in securing adequate compensation. https://gorkhapatraonline.com/news/89700

On Mangsir 29, in the tourist city of Sauraha, the 17th Chitwan Elephant and Tourism Festival 2080 is set to take place. After a hiatus of four years, the revitalized Chitwan Elephant Festival, now expanded to include both elephants and tourism, is scheduled to occur. Ganga Giri, the president of the organizing committee, shared this information during a press conference in Sauraha on Friday. Due to the pandemic, the Chitwan Elephant Festival could not be held since the year 2076. However, with the recent increase in foreign tourist arrivals in Sauraha, the decision to revive the festival was made. This edition of the festival will include events such as Elephant Race, Elephant Football, and Elephant Polo, replacing competitions that were previously halted. The organizing committee has responded to queries from officials, and entrepreneurs have removed three competitions from this edition. Scheduled to run for five days, the festival will feature Elephant Beautification Contest, Elephant Jungle Safari, and Elephant Race. The committee has also organized programs highlighting local sportsmanship, aiming to promote tourism and address local challenges related to agriculture and cultural preservation. Om Prakash Pandey, Vice-Chairman of the organizing committee and main event coordinator, expressed that discussions have been held to responsibly involve local government, businesses, and the Tourism Board in Chitwan for the enhancement of tourism. He emphasized the importance of cultural programs and the conservation of local art, presenting a comprehensive plan that includes information sessions on elephant activities during the festival, along with cultural programs, local attire, and the promotion of local agriculture. The festival, with its diverse range of events and activities, aims to not only attract visitors but also contribute to the overall development of tourism in Chitwan.