Union finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced the launch of the Prime Minister Krishi Yojana, targeting 1.75 crore farmers and enhancing agricultural development in 100 low-output districts. The program aims to boost productivity through crop diversification and increased post-harvest storage facilities, along with addressing credit parameters collaboratively with states.
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