Dear ,
Shri Piyush Goyalji
( piyush.goyal@gov.in )
Shri Arjun Mundaji
( Arjun.munda@gov.in / Arjun.munda@gmail.com / agrimin.india@gmail.com )
Shri Bhagvant Mannji
( cmo@punjab.gov.in / bhagwant.mann@sansad.nic.in / bhagwantmann@gmail.com )
When you meet the Kisan leaders today evening , do meet in a spirit of “ Give and Take “
Make your “ compromise “ a “ win win “ solution where
no one is a victor and no one gets defeated
I urge you to invite the Kisan Leaders to participate
in “ good governance “ of the entire country and
subsume
their self interest for the sake of a larger good
Please offer them my following proposal ( originally shared with them and the government , 2 years ago ) :
GIVE :
Ø Legally
binding MSPs for all 26 crops ( subject to revision every second year )
TAKE :
Ø Legally
binding MPQ ( Maximum Purchase Quantity ) for each crop ( calculated each year
), in such a way that the total budget allocation for purchase of all crops (
for the year ) shall NOT exceed ( say ) 10 % of Central Government’s TOTAL EXPENDITURE
for the year ( as announced in Budget speech )
Eg :
For 2023-24, government’s
total expenditure is estimated at Rs 45 lakh*crore
Therefore , government’s
total purchase ( of all 26 crops ) shall not exceed Rs
4.5 lakh*crore
Here is how that procedure will work :
Ø Point
: Counter-Point // MSP : MPQ …………………..
28 Nov 2021
Extract :
Dear Kisan Netas / Shri Tomarji,
Here too a Compromise Solution is possible in the
spirit of Give and Take
It is : MSP linked with MPQ
Where, MPQ = Maximum Purchase Quantity
( separate figure for each of those 23 crops )
This means, in each year, Government shall not be obliged to purchase more than
the MPQ ( at its MSP ), for any crop
The MSP and MPQ shall
be worked out and announced by the govt. 6 months in
advance of the coming year
As suggested in my following earlier blog-email, it is
possible to automate this entire process of computation of MSP, by
using Geo-Spatial Technology :
Agri Reforms : an Ongoing Process…………………….[ 20
Nov 2021 ]
the MPQ for each of
those 23 crops for the upcoming year
– TECHNOLOGY BASED – DYNAMIC process, which
announces its results on a Govt website within a specific
time - frame
And, knowing in advance, the MPQ
/ MSP for each crop, farmers
will decide WHICH crop to plant and HOW
MUCH to plant ( Demand / Supply / Price, dynamics in
regulated manner )
On Govt web site, each purchase ( at MSP ) will be
published ( individual and cumulative ) for each crop
This will show, how much total has been purchased (
for each crop ) and how much still remains to be purchased
When Govt purchase for an MSP crop reaches its
stipulated MPQ ( for a given season / year ) , the Govt will stop buying and declare in all media
Irrespective of this provision, farmers will be free
to negotiate with any trader / middleman / business , any SALE QUANTITY at any
negotiated price ( whether higher or lower than published MSP )
Based on State-wise distribution ( of production ) of any
particular crop, Central Government will work out State-wise QUOTAS of purchase
quantities for each crop
∬ msp_1 x mpq_1 = Funds
needed for Crop 1………..( insert data for all 23 crops, one
by one )
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With regards,
Hemen Parekh
www.HemenParekh.ai / 15
Feb 2024
Related Readings :
2021
Agri Reforms :
an Ongoing Process………………………………… …..[ 20 Nov 2021 ]
“ Tractor-Pulled
“ to “ Technology-Pushed “ ………………………..[ 20 Sept 2021 ]
Finally
Announced : Agri Infra Fund to APMC ……………………….[ 08 July 2021 ]
Agristack:
The New Digital Push in Agriculture …………………..[ 26
June 2021 ]
Digital Farming ? ……………………………………………………..[ 15 April 2021 ]
Kisan Sabha gets
Constructive ………………………………………………[ 20 Feb 2021 ]
Monetizing
Geospatial Data ……………………………………………………[ 16 Feb 2021 ]
2020
Congratulations,
Shri P K Purwarji ………………………………………[ 21 Dec 2020 ]
Production
Linked Incentive for Rice ( Paddy ) ……………………..[ 09 Dec 2020 ]
Selling Farm
Laws before selling Farm Crops………………………. [ 24 Sept 2020 ]
2019
Influence
farmers and win Votes ? ………………………………………….[ 04 Feb 2019 ]
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