Chandigarh
Under the guidance of National Skill Development of India, UDAY Skill and Livelyhood, and Ironwood Institute, Adelaide (Australia) signed an MOU to develop agriculture as a business in the Punjab.
In the presence of Agriculture Skill Council, Director, Col. Kamal Singh Sodhi and Southern Australia Multi-Cultural Affairs Minister, Joe Batison, UDAY’s Managing Director, Param Singh and Ironwood Institute Adelaide, head, Navtej Singh Bal signed the MOU regarding Agro Buisness. Navtej Singh Bal and Param Singh, run the educational institutions in the Australia while now they are making efforts to do something new in their homeland.Param Singh said that around 50 percent of the population of India depends on the agriculture but farmers not developed as a business. He said that Australian farmers are doing farmers as a business while Punjab farmers need to adopt their method.Navtej Singh said that Indian farmers must need to be encouraged to adopt the Australian Model of farming.