
New Delhi, March 22 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said he felt "ashamed at times" about the sufferings caused to farmers and farm workers by the ruling class.
Addressing farmers in his monthly radio address 'Mann Ki Baat', he said he was pained to hear about poor crops due to rains or not getting fertilizers on time or being forced to drink dirty water.
"I feel ashamed at times on what we (the ruling class) have done... I don't have any answer for that but I can assure you that I would make my government aware on issues related to you," he said.
Modi regretted that unseasonal rain had created problems for the farmers.
"I know the farmer is in trouble. He who works so hard throughout the year has lost everything because of these problems... I assure you that I am with you in these difficult times," Modi said.
He said all departments and officials concerned had been asked to study the situation related to farmers so that the government could help them.
Opening his heart out to the farmers, he said he did not imagine that they would pose so many questions to him ahead of his radio talk.
"When I thought of doing 'Mann Ki Baat' with farmers, I did not imagine these many questions would be asked," he said.
"I was amazed to know how active and aware you are... I learnt about your pain after reading your letters," he said.
Abhishek Bachchan is in the news these days for his upcoming film 'Dasvi'. Abhishek plays the cha
Joe Biden's rating is falling, these five challenges are standing in front
American boxer Mike Tyson has a very popular saying that "everyone has some plan before getting p
Even after several rounds of Corps Commander-level talks, China is not deterring its antics. Chin
Corona in India: Research claims, Covid-19 virus is becoming more dangerous by changing form
Mumbai
The novel corona virus (covid-19 in india) spread from China to the whole world ha
Common life is troubled amidst increasing cases of corona across the country. Offline classes of
Oppo India has announced that most of its 5G phones have received a software update that supports
Motivational speaker and famous teacher Avadh Ojha, who coaches IAS, joined Aam Aadmi Party today
Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Indian community in Trinidad and Tobago on Thursday. D
From Deepak Chahar to Mohammad Siraj, many cricketers have become emotional about leaving their o
On the occasion of Army Day, Army Chief MM Naravane warned China, said- Do not test our patience
Army Chief MM Naravane: Army Chief General MM Naravane has once again warned China not to dare to