New Delhi: Where on the one hand the farmer of the country is fighting with the Modi government over the controversial ‘agricultural laws’. At the same time, according to Union Minister of Micro, Small and Medium Industries Nitin Gadkari, now Vedic Paint will be introduced soon. Not only this, according to their estimates, ‘Vedic paint’ will also be able to support the additional income of Rs 55,000 per year for the livestock farmers.
In fact, on Thursday, the Union Minister for Micro, Small and Medium Industries Nitin Gadkari said on Thursday that the ‘Vedic paint’ made of cow dung will be introduced soon. According to Gadkari, this ‘Vedic paint’ will come in distemper and emulsion forms and will dry in just four hours. Not only this, the paint will be eco-friendly, non-toxic, anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, and washable. Along with this, he also estimated that ‘Vedic paint’ is going to support an additional income of Rs 55,000 per year for livestock farmers. In this regard, Union Minister Gadkari tweeted that, ‘Rural economy should be strengthened and farmers We are soon going to launch a ‘Vedic Paint’ made of cow dung through Khadi and Village Industries Commission.
It is worth mentioning that Union Minister Gadkari had defended the Modi government regarding the ‘agricultural laws’ and said that his government will never adopt any anti-farmer policy. He had said that the farmers’ organization should sit with the government and find a solution to this matter. In response to a question, he also said that if the need arises and the central government tells him, then he himself can come forward to talk to the farmers.
