India’s agriculture and dairy sectors, despite being the backbone of the rural economy, suffer from low productivity, limited contribution to GDP, and high disguised unemployment.

• Agriculture employs more than 50% of India’s workforce yet contributes only around 20.2% to the country’s GDP (2020-21).
• The dairy sector contributes 4.5% to India’s GDP and 24% to the agricultural GDP but faces inefficiencies in production, supply chain management, and market access.
• Disguised unemployment in agriculture remains a major issue, with millions of rural workers engaged in low-income, underutilized farming activities.

Recognizing these systemic barriers, Sarang Nirmal is committed to transforming India’s agricultural and dairy landscape by implementing modern agribusiness models, technological innovations, and sustainable farming practices. His objective is to drive productivity, economic self-sufficiency, and long-term prosperity for farmers, rural entrepreneurs, and agribusinesses.