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For Madhya Pradesh farmers, it’s not how much rain; it’s when monsoon comes
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For Madhya Pradesh farmers, it’s not how much rain; it’s when monsoon comes
Hariram Katare, a small- scale farmer from Hiraniya village in Raisen District, which is part of Bhopal Division of Madhya Pradesh, faces the harsh realities of farming that includes lack of adequate irrigation facilities. He worships the rain gods and prays with an unwavering hope for a good monsoon. His livelihood depends entirely on the one thing beyond his control— rainwater that helps irrigate his fields. Hariram belongs to the Bhilala trib…
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