Farmer : Grain Provider to India
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His Daily Life-The Indian farmer is busy day and night. He works in Sun and shower. He ploughs the land. He sows the seeds. He keeps watch over the crops at night. He guards the crops against the stray cattle. He guards the harvest against the thieves. He reaps the crops and carries them home. Bullocks are the precious possession of the Indian farmer. He takes care of his bullocks. His wife and children help him in his work.
His Financial Condition- The Indian farmer is poor. His poverty is well-known to the world. He cannot get two full meals a day. He wears a piece of coarse cloth. He cannot give education to his children. He cannot give fine dresses to his sons and daughters. He cannot give ornaments to his wife. The farmer's wife has to manage with a few pieces of clothes. The Indian farmer is harassed by the village touts. He is harassed by the moneylenders and the tax collectors. Hence, he cannot enjoy his own yield.
His Social Life-The Indian farmer celebrates the social function in the simplest possible manner. He celebrates a lot of festivals round the year. He celebrates the wedding of his sons and daughters. He entertains his kith and kin, and friends and neighbours. He goes to visit his relations. He attends the open air dramas and the folk dances in his locality.
Conclusion- The condition of the Indian farmer should be improved. He should be taught the modern method of farming. He should be made literate, So, night schools should be opened for him. He should be assisted by the government in all the possible ways, because upon his well-being depends the welfare of India. 6. Health is Wealth Introduction Wealth.' troubles