50 Nepali officials leave for India for natural farming training
Summary
Fifty Nepali officials have left for India for a five-day training program on natural farming at Gurukul, Kurukshetra, from September 29 to October 3. The program, fully sponsored by the Government of India, is the third batch under a Nepal-India agriculture partnership focused on sustainable farming practices.
Key Points
- Fifty Nepali officials are attending a five-day natural farming training program at Gurukul, Kurukshetra, in India.
- The program is fully sponsored by the Government of India and is the third batch of Nepali officials to take part.
- The training is designed to strengthen knowledge of natural and sustainable farming through practical exposure and exchange of best practices.
- The initiative highlights the long-standing agriculture partnership between Nepal and India.