Home Minister Amit Saha surprised people by talking about his retirement plan. Actually, Amit Shah had participated in a program related to cooperatives in Delhi. In this program named Sahakar Samvad, he was interacting with women and workers associated with cooperatives in Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. There were also questions and answers. Women told Amit Shah how much they have benefited from natural farming and selling milk. Amit Shah also told people how important natural farming is and what the government is doing to promote it. Which schemes are being run. Meanwhile, while answering a question, Amit Shah said that whenever he retires, he will do organic farming, natural farming, study Vedas and Upanishads.
Amit Saha’s explained the benefits of natural farming
In That Program Amit Saha say I have decided that whenever I retire, I will spend the rest of my life for Ved Upanishad and natural farming. This natural farming is a scientific experiment which gives many benefits. Amit Saha explained the benefits of natural farming and explained its importance. Amit Saha’s talked about Ved Puranas. He explained their need in life but no one paid attention to his words. While starting the talk, Amit Saha had said that I will do this when I retire. People caught hold of this and forgetting the real thing, started discussing Amit Saha’s retirement.
“Wheat cultivated using chemical fertilisers is often linked to cancer, high blood pressure, diabetes, and thyroid problems. Earlier, we weren’t fully aware of these health risks. Consuming food grown without chemical fertilisers could potentially eliminate the need for medication,” Shah said during the Sahkar Samvaad in Ahmedabad.
Shah also highlighted the environmental advantages of natural farming, stating, “During heavy rains, water typically runs off the fields. But with organic farming, not a single drop is lost—it seeps into the soil. This happens because natural farming encourages the formation of catchways, which have been destroyed by the excessive use of chemical fertilisers.”
Amit Saha’s Said
“Earthworms are natural fertiliser producers, but synthetic fertilisers have wiped them out,” Shah said. “These creatures are nature’s own factories for urea, DAP (Diammonium Phosphate), and MPK (Monopotassium Phosphate).”
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