Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026:- PM Narendra Modi to Address Over 2,000 Farmers at Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to address the Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026, bringing together more than 2,000 farmers, policymakers, industry representatives and agriculture experts. The conference aims to create a platform for discussions on India’s agricultural growth, new technologies and the future of farming.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to deliver the plenary address at the Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026, organised by the India Today Group at Bharat Mandapam.
The two-day conference will bring together more than 2,000 farmers from different parts of the country, along with government representatives, agricultural experts, industry leaders and international participants.
The event aims to connect farmers directly with policymakers and industry stakeholders to discuss important issues affecting Indian agriculture. Discussions are expected to focus on agricultural development, farmers’ income, modern farming practices, technology adoption and opportunities in the agricultural sector.
Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026:- PM Modi’s Address to Reach Millions Across India
According to the event announcement, the Prime Minister’s address is scheduled for 8 pm.
To ensure wider public participation, the speech will be broadcast across the India Today Group’s television channels, YouTube channels, news websites and social media platforms.
This extensive digital and television coverage will allow farmers, agricultural professionals and viewers across the country to follow the Prime Minister’s message.
Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026:-A Platform for Farmers, Policymakers and Industry
The Kisan Tak Bharat Agriculture Conference 2026 aims to bring different sections of the agricultural ecosystem onto one platform.
The participation of farmers, policymakers, researchers and industry leaders will provide an opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss practical solutions to the challenges facing the sector.
Such platforms are important for strengthening communication between farmers and decision-makers while encouraging the adoption of modern technologies and sustainable farming methods.
With more than 2,000 farmers expected to participate, the conference highlights the importance of farmer participation in shaping India’s agricultural policies and future growth.
The event is expected to contribute to discussions on building a more productive, technology-driven and farmer-focused agricultural sector in India.
