RBI Grade B 2020 New Agriculture Bill Explained - by Anuj Jindal

In this session, I will explain in detail the New Agriculture Bill which is very important for RBI Grade B 2020.

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[devleenasaha]

Sir, You and your team is doing a great job. RBI 247 and PIB sessions are amazing.
There is so much to learn from all the videos you post and the way of teaching is so good that it makes everything so clear and easy to understand.
Kudos to the whole team! Keep up the good work!
Tons of love and respect ❤

[avanishkumar]

Wow...sir...
You r grt...
Good explanation with minimum pauses.

[mrprashanth]

Such a wonderful explanation about this Farmers Bill, Thank you so much Sir. 🤓🤓🤓

[Parasmratta]

Was postponing discussing this topic with colleagues until now.. Now have complete clarity. Please keep up the good work you're doing for us☺☺

[TheHkrish]

I assure no one can find a better session than this on agri bill🔥 your sessions will definitely be a binge watching material...Expecting anuj to cover such bills acts and initiatives always

[shikhapandey]

thankyou sir for spelling it out so well. these videos are extremely helpful. i have been following your teaching for a while now. however, i am feeling slight sense of incompleteness of this particular issue in the manner that does it cover the topic in its entirety? in a manner the the person setting RBI question might be thinking on this. like history of MSP, no of crops on which MSP is declared, MSP determining agency etc. why does it feel the topic is still incomplete? kindly throw some more light on it if possible. very dependent on your course sir

[bizzaree]

Sir, when can we expect rbi grade b notif??

[gaurabbch]

Concluding, the safest thing in India is

Jaisa chal raha hai chalne dijia.

[ajaysoni]

companies are not stupid to waste time effort fora few bucks on farmers

[monikamittal]

Great session sir, all doubts are clear now regarding these bills👍

[darshgupta]

Can i get the pdf of the slide used in video?

[divyaagarwal]

Good evening Sir,
I am not eligible for RBI grade b General exam. So, l decided to go for depr for which l will have to do Post graduation in Economics.
I wanted to know is should I do it or not.
Like I'm really confused.

[garimajain]

Great session 👍 sir plz along with explanation it would be good if u provide the pdf of these slides u explaned discription box plz

[sandeepbrar]

Is there any course available fir rbi grade b second phase?

[akashsadasivan]

sir..my CGPA was 6.06 from anna university AM I Eligibile for RBI GRADE B Exam

[ramteja]

Sir I have above 60% in all 10th, 12th and graduation... But I took 2 extra years to complete my graduation... Am I still eligible to apply for RBI grade B exam ? Please reply sir

[vasavikarlapudi]

Is privatization good for India's future!!!!which might results in monopoly again?

[preetikumari-oqvj]

Sir .. you have explained the topic well but seems something missing :
1. Previously also farmers were selling outside APMC, infact as per an NSSO report, only 6 percent of the agricultural produce trade is done there and rest was done outside it. So the freedom given to farmers to sell any where is not new.

2. The contract farming will be done in the supervision of some government office and no the village mukhiya . government employees will not be showing any personal interest in fixing the rate while the mukhiya, a locally elected person will have as he has to face elections

Even in case the company tries to play foul the government employee will not show much interest ...

[abhayprabhu]

Utter nonsense explanation...even before the bill... Farmers were free to sell their produce to anyone but then he couldn't sell them...He could have sold it in APMC and get msp on it...
2) Contract farming is not a new concept...pesico, ITC Ashirwad are doing it for years now...
3) These vegetables have been removed from essential list so that corporates can hord vegetables in large quantities and create shortage and sell them at costlier price but save themselves from the Anti hording laws...

[pawankhade]

Clearly this bill is very dangerous to small farmers and to common people also as stock hoarding is the biggest downpoint here,
Nice explanation though