Business Matters | Why did UN declare 2023 as International Year of Millets?| The Hindu

[@ramanjaneyuluyadavmaganti7283]

My grand father lived 105 with out illness . He told to me in his young age people eat rice rarely and they eat millets on that time

[@nielsbohr4299]

Exactly modern idli, dosa killed such great foods

[@dhyanarajendran659]

Obviously all the grandparents did the same. I think they were the ones who consumed real worthy foods...

[@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781]

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[@muhammedjaseemshajeef6781]

Which state?

[@milletadvisor]

Thank you so much for featuring me in your video on Millet Business. It's really a happy moment for me.

[@skylark4994]

Very enriching.....a quality content for mains

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Nice of you to say so. Thank you. This is a weekly series. Do you get to watch it regularly ?

[@boksi8]

Dear Sir, thank you very much for the presentation. Greetings from a millet grower from Slovenia, Europe.

[@bob-fx9bs]

great video as always! yes millets have high protein content and we need to create more awareness of the health benefits!

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you for watching!

[@etharamvyavasayam1391]

Such a clear explanation so much knowledge on millets If u wanna save soil just change ur diet to millites just quit these these five from ur diet Rice Wheat Sugarcane Meat And finally gmo seeds or hybrid seeds that how ur gona save soil

[@rohitgoel3210]

Why was millets not a focus crop in the agricultural revolution? Why have the market forces not favoured millets?

[@ajithbhaskar8995]

I,m recently adopted millet in my life style because of millet man of lndia Patma Sree Dr Khadar vali.

[@mybestcollection]

Please congrats Khader vali . He brought awarness on Millets

[@sshukla7975]

In UP, Bihar, Punjab and haryana millet has been source of protein and nutrition for long time. Grew up eating bajra, kuttu, ramdana or amaranth.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Nice to know this. Thank you for watching

[@sshukla7975]

@@K_Bharat_Kumar sir, there are many dessert that were made during all seasons. Kuttu ata roti and poori were favorite. Not many know, that daliya style breakfast has been staple of many people all over villages. And after I grew up, realised those Millets were then given to animals for better milk performance. With advent of quinoa as superfood people forget our own. But my father recalls wheat wasn't the main bread source and people couldn't afford it. Even water chestnut flour was used to make roti. Many villagers used to sell wheat and rice as cash crops and eat millets. Only when my father generation became well to do people could afford wheat and for a generation or so people forgot millet a d considered as animals fodder. It's true. If you go in depth in UP AMD bihar you would know that's the truth. Sorry for late reply. Somehow I didn't got the notification for the comments.

[@BeeNaturalFarm]

We are growing association of Beekeepers and Farmers here in India. There is correlation between the Honey Bees and the pearl Grain Millets crop. Bees and Beekeepers like it. To know more about why it is so. Hint-As you sow, so shall you reap. देखते रहिए, "The Hindu".

[@satyam-evajayate438]

I've stopped eating Rice to support Millet farmers and myself!

[@vishakhshendige4882]

As always fantastic data accumulation and commendable presentation.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you so much!

[@bhatiavinod294]

Same UrbanNaxal Media and foreign companies in the 1970s and late 1980s Laught at Indian tradition and food culture(promoted chemical fertilizer and Modified products now circle back and appreciation Western Research paper smartly excluding Indian Traditional Herritag Ayurveda and Yoga🙂

[@dr.sekarhealthcare.6047]

100 gmsRagi has 7 percent protein one gram of Calcium and 7 percent fibre. But rice contains less than two percent protein, calcium very least negligible, fibre one and half percent. Ragi is great

[@jnanaranjanmuduli4251]

Follow Khader Vali. He is the father of modern millet revolution in the 21st century in India. He is very active in KZbin.

[@avi130avi130]

sir, has he any official channel in KZbin ?..

[@jnanaranjanmuduli4251]

@@avi130avi130 millet magic. I think so.

[@avi130avi130]

@@jnanaranjanmuduli4251 👍🏻ok sir, thank you.. 🙏🏻

[@krishnanov21]

His book preaches utter baseless claims, follow IIMR. Not an independent scientist without any proof or claims. YOU CAN'T CURE AIDS WITH MILLETS, as he claims!

[@123_abct]

That's informative 🔥.Hope this makes people aware and thus increase its demand and production.#Behealthyconsumemillets 🔥

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you

[@bharath2508]

here in bangalore millennials are switching back to millets like ragi. Our ancestors were right. We would have been in the right direction if not for colonizers.

[@deekshayadav7069]

Very conceptual and such an euphonious narration, Thankyou.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you. And I learnt a new word today!

[@sreesweraam]

If you talk Millets, I think of Khader Vali. He popularized Millets (Chiru Dhanyalu) in Karnataka and AP/TG

[@akulanarayana5284]

With out considering usage of millets it is difficult to achive nutritional food for all over the world

[@karunakarang5545]

In india before 1970s Millets played a major roles in farming ... &. It has been considered as Poor people's food , Where Rice 🍚 & Wheat 🌾 Considered as rich people 's food .... Apart from that Millets were farmed a lot when population was low than high one ...

[@ranjanagosavi4735]

Excellent move !

[@Renukumari-112]

Please provide these types of important information in Hindi so that everyone get understand properly.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you for the feedback. Noted.

[@chitaas]

Amazing! Thanks for information . I guess it's time to replace rice with millet :-) Millet for baking industry sounds promising.

[@shrinithimani5924]

So informative thankss

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you

[@superfluous5162]

No one denying that millets is complent stable for poor .

[@shunyabinduinteriors]

Just hope that the prices of millets don't hit the sky as UN is controlled by the US and they only mean business.already millets are an costly affair in India.If mass produced then prices will be affordable.

[@avi130avi130]

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[@laba3423]

india is already largest producer of millet

[@cliffwoodbury5319]

I have seen videos that state some 3rd world countries (often in tropical regions) import huge amounts of wheat when they have millet they could grow and be self sufficient, but the developed nations grow crops so efficiently they can export their crops for sale cheaper than local farmers can grow millets. this needs to be changed so these millet growing nations can begin to produce millet for self sufficiency and export because many developed nations would love to have more options at their groceries being millets can be used for all things wheats can be used for. Many of them don't have the wields wheats has per plant but science can change that.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you for watching.

[@edith1705]

@ cliff Woodbury The videos aren't true atleast in my country, actually in rural areas people eat millet daily if they don't eat millet, they feel they haven't eaten. Importation of foods is usually low amounts just for the expertriates.

[@rituyadav2255]

Thank you sir for an excellent explanation....

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you

[@JAMFAZ]

Very informative video

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you for watching. This is a weekly series. Do you get to watch it regularly ?

[@maharajan8051]

MSP also mono cropping cultivation more subsidy on paddy and wheat than millets. Government only initiative MSP price increase for millets and other cereals.under NFHS -5 report 55.6 %women affected anemia’s and 20% children under nutrition. If food price increases automatically people demand for food reduced.

[@VijayaLakshmi-eh6qp]

If millets becomes popular,a lot many industries will shut shop, what'll happen to our economy?

[@shilpabarki8306]

This information has long before said by Dr,khadar in India ,now US and UN are finding its uses .Only people believe when it is said by foreign countries.

[@ervivekchoubey]

Very insightful. Thank you very much 🙏

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you. This is a weekly series. Do you get to watch it regularly ?

[@ervivekchoubey]

@@K_Bharat_Kumar I have subscribed to the channel recently and a daily reader of the newspaper. Will watch it on a regular basis henceforth.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

@@ervivekchoubey thank you!

[@tejassanthakumari9009]

Hope Millets would not destroy by using BT methods.

[@maradiyabhavna5853]

Sir can you share video on millet value add product and their market opportunity & challenges........

[@imtiwalling7184]

I used to eat & drink it's soups now

[@SubahanBhai11]

Let's Go with Millets 🌟 Film Stars and Sports persons Must realise the Importance of Millets so that they can spread the awareness about millets and the awareness will be very rapid. The Prices of millets Production/demand should be affordable and Stable to Common man then only we can have a better use of Millets to feed our People 🙏

[@srinivasvaranasi1645]

A very relevant post

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you

[@bhavanishankar2706]

Superb sir

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you

[@manishjangid6885]

Thankyou

[@ssb3536]

Thank you Sir! You are keeping the reader/ viewer base always updated! Btw, you missed wishing us - "Have a lovely week ahead"

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

LoL. Glad you noticed it. Will make that wish a fixture!! And thank you for your kind words.

[@bhavanasikathyayani2834]

V nice explanation!

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you for your compliment

[@prabhushankar8520]

Good 👍😊

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Thank you 🙏🏽

[@prmw84]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@thatspiritualhumane]

If Indian Govt had so much brain, they should've known millet is resilient crop, needs far less water, environment friendly, needs far less pesticides, more resistant to insects, faster harvest. But, still Indian Govt chose rice /wheat over millet ! Why ? Bcoz it benefits pesticide makers, refined food making companies like Kellogg, middlemen in making profits etc.

[@user-iz2tm5ih4e]

I love millets. Ground nut chutney mixed with cooked foxtail millet tastes yummier than with cooked polished rice. You you can make string hoppers (idiyappam/sandhavai/noodles) with kodo millet, banyard millet and pearl millet and mix them with lemon mix, tomato mix or with egg like lemon rice, tomato rice or egg rice. If you love coconut oil in cooking, you can add in a few spoons of coconut oil while cooking little millet, because the latter tastes a lot better with the former like an aroma therapy. You can make also puttu with millets and ragi puttu with beetroot is so delicious with sweetness from the beetroot.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Wow. We learnt quite a few things here. Thank you!!

[@avi130avi130]

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[@avi130avi130]

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[@weepingod]

sounds like the badminton of vegetables

[@sanataniprasant1885]

Millet resturant karna hoga

[@sourabhkumarsingh1750]

Welcome upsc aspirants

[@chethanr7670]

ayo! finance with sharan...?

[@anandaaher5754]

परवडत नसेल तर खाऊ नका

[@rajeshpillaik]

Keralam CM : We don't need Millets our Matta Rice ( Boiled rice ) has much nutritional value.

[@rajavishnuvardhana6830]

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[@BadassBikerOwns]

I'm sold, buying millets after this, instead of rice.

[@K_Bharat_Kumar]

Nice to know. Tell us of your experience after a few weeks of trying. Reply here...

[@avi130avi130]

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