On January 17th, 2025, JKYog Natural Foods and Agro Pvt. Ltd., in collaboration with PMKVY Skill Hub 4.0 (Government of India), proudly marked the successful completion of the two-month Agriculture Extension Service Provider Internship Program. Held at the JKU Campus, this event showcased the convergence of innovation, knowledge, and practical application in agriculture.
The event began with a warm welcome, as the dedicated and skilled staff presented flower bouquets, setting a positive tone for the day. Students from C V Raman Global University and JKU gathered to explore cutting-edge agricultural techniques focusing on enhancing paddy cultivation. The program equipped them with the skills to implement innovative practices in real-world farming scenarios.
After the event, certificates acknowledging their hard work and commitment to agricultural development were distributed to all participants.
Swami Mukundananda's Inspiring Address
In an impactful address, Swami Mukundananda highlighted the importance of a strong foundation in any field, particularly in agriculture. He stated, "Prathamik (foundation) is vital to life. Work in such a way that it brings happiness to others." This powerful message resonated deeply with the students, reinforcing the values of integrity, innovation, and service in agricultural practices.
A Vision for the Future
This joint initiative between JKU and C V Raman Global University not only emphasises the importance of technical knowledge in agriculture but also highlights the commitment to sustainability and growth in India's agricultural sector. The internship program is a key step towards shaping the future leaders of agriculture, ensuring they are well-prepared to face the challenges of tomorrow.
Looking Ahead
As India continues to make strides in agricultural innovation, programs like these are essential in empowering young minds to take on leadership roles in this crucial industry. With the backing of PMKVY Skill Hub 4.0 and esteemed academic institutions like JKU and C V Raman Global University, the future of agriculture looks brighter than ever.
