National Farmers Day, also known as Kisan Diwas, is celebrated every year on 23 December in India. The aim of this day is to honour the unique contribution of Indian farmers and to ensure their welfare.
This special day is celebrated to commemorate the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh, the fifth Prime Minister of India. Chaudhary Charan Singh did remarkable work throughout his life to improve the rights and conditions of farmers.
The National Farmers’ Day was initiated by the Government of India in 2001. It was to praise the dedication and contribution done by Chaudhary Charan Singh for the farmers. He introduced and implemented many policies for their welfare, such as reforming the land, Minimum Support Price (MSP), irrigation system, etc. It was his opinion that ‘the soul of the nation lives in villages.’ Throughout his life, he catered to the interests of farmers.
Chaudhary Charan Singh is referred to as a true well-wisher of Indian farmers. He was born on 23 December 1902 in Meerut district of Uttar Pradesh. He was very simple and always had the understanding of the problems of farmers. During his time, he introduced the laws for land reforms and loan waiver institutions and cooperative institutions so that the financial condition of the farmers may improve. His policies are still inspirational for the agriculture sector.
Farmers’ Day reminds us that farmers are not only the food providers of the country but also the basic foundation of our economy and society. Whether they are rich or poor, every person depends on the hard work of the farmer for food. Ensuring the well-being of farmers is essential not only for them but also for the overall development of the country.
National Farmers’ Day is not just one-day celebrations but a symbol of our commitment and gratitude towards the farmers. While remembering such a great leader like Chaudhary Charan Singh, we must see to it that farmers will remain on the right path towards furthering the progress of the nation as well as themselves in resolving the problems which bother them the most. Today itself, we come to realize that if farmers are strengthened, then food security along with prosperity can become our future.
Celebrate Farmers’ Day 2024 with heartfelt Marathi wishes, quotes, images, messages, greetings, shayari, and Instagram captions.
Best Farmers’ Day Wishes in Marathi, Quotes, Images and Messages
“A farmer’s life is full of sacrifices, and they truly deserve all our respect. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“The earth speaks through the hands of the farmer. Let’s honor their work today and every day. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“The strength of the nation lies in the hands of its farmers. Happy Kisan Diwas to all the hardworking souls!”
“May your fields always be green and your crops bountiful. Wishing you a Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“A farmer’s toil is the foundation of the world’s prosperity. Let’s celebrate them today. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Your dedication gives life to the world. May your life always be blessed. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Farming is not a job; it’s a legacy. May your hard work continue to inspire. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Every seed sown is a step toward a brighter future. May your efforts continue to flourish. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“No effort is too small when it comes to nourishing the world. Here’s to farmers everywhere. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“To the farmers who make the world bloom with their love for the land, Happy Kisan Diwas!”
Best Greetings, Shayari and Instagram Captions
“Your efforts are the reason our plates are full. May you always harvest happiness and success. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Through hard work, patience, and care, you help the world grow. Wishing all farmers a Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“May the future of agriculture be bright and prosperous, just like you. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Your efforts sow not just crops, but hope for generations. Wishing you a fruitful and prosperous Kisan Diwas!”
“Farming is the heartbeat of the world. May your work always bring you success and fulfillment. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“On this Kisan Diwas, let’s thank the farmers for feeding us, caring for the land, and making the world a better place!”
“The joy of harvesting is a reflection of the hard work that goes into it. May your life be full of harvests of joy. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Your sweat is the foundation of our prosperity. Let’s honor and celebrate you today. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Crops may grow tall, but a farmer’s heart is always taller. Wishing all farmers a Happy Kisan Diwas!”
“Farmers: the original superheroes! Wishing you a day full of joy and respect. Happy Kisan Diwas!”
