By Admin 
There is a farmer in a small village in Sehore district of Madhya Pradesh, whose story reminds us of the film ‘Mother India’. Amar Singh, a 90 -year -old farmer, has only three acres of land. They still plow themselves in their fields. Seeing the hard work and dedication of Amar Singh, a farmer of Taj, a small village in Sehore, it seems as if he is a part of a film.
Amar Singh has neither a tractor nor any modern agricultural equipment, but there is no shortage in his spirits and hard work. Every morning he goes to his farm and cultivates in a traditional way. The elderly farmer has made a solution with a wheel of a bicycle by putting a desi jugaad due to lack of tractor, bullock cart and he himself with a plow plowing with the bull.
Farmer Amar Singh is a source of inspiration
The story of Amar Singh in Taj village of Sehore keeps the spirit of ‘Mother India’ alive and reminds us that the real farmer is the one who loves his land. Other farmers of the village are also inspired by their hard work and dedication.
‘Not only work for me, whole life- Amar Singh
90-year-old Amar Singh says, “I was always fond of working on my land. It is not only a task for me, but my life. He says that due to poverty, he has no choice other than this. Farming is barely going on.
Accused of not getting insurance on loss
The farmers have also accused the administration. He says that when it came to know that the soybean crop of farmer Amar Singh was being ruined by natural disaster, floods, excess water or drought for the last 10 years, the farmers demanded financial assistance and insurance amount for him. This demand continued from the district administration to the government, but the farmers did not get their rights insurance amount.
Now farmers say that the amount of insurance by the bank is deducted from the account itself. When the crop is lost, he does not get any insurance amount.