Tamil Nadu's first batch of rural women, trained under the Central Government's Namo Drone Didi scheme, is utilizing drones for agricultural purposes like spraying fertilizers and pesticides.
Details:
Women receive hands-on drone operation training and a drone worth ₹7 lakh as part of the initiative.
The drones can cover large fields in a matter of minutes, making farming practices more efficient.
Nandhini Sugumar, a postgraduate, represents this empowered group, assisting local farmers in Kallakurichi district.
Implications:
Encourages the use of advanced technology in agriculture.
Promotes women's self-reliance and active participation in agribusiness.
Addresses challenges like labor shortages and time inefficiency in traditional farming methods.
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