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A Study on The Role of State Government in Promoting Agri Entrepreneurship Among Rural Youth of Madhya Pradesh

Author(s) Pradeep dhakkar, Shivam dhakkar, Dr. Rahul kushwaha
Country India
Abstract Madhya Pradesh is an agrarian state with a large youth population and a great deal of untapped potential for agricultural innovation and value addition; this article investigates the state government's efforts to foster agri-entrepreneurship among the state's rural youth. By transforming conventional farming into a profitable and long-term enterprise, agri-entrepreneurship has emerged as a crucial strategy for enhancing rural residents' standard of living, generating employment opportunities, and reducing the negative effects of forced migration. The primary objective of this research is to assess the effectiveness of various government programs, initiatives, and institutional support systems in inspiring youth from rural areas to actively participate in agricultural entrepreneurship. Using a mix of primary and secondary resources, this study will provide descriptive and analytical findings. We gathered primary data by administering questionnaires and conducting in-person interviews with youths residing in rural regions and specific districts. Secondary data came from a variety of sources, including official policy documents, scholarly articles, and government reports. Despite more people being aware of government programs, the results show that participation is moderate. This is because many people still face obstacles like a lack of technical education, a lack of connections to potential markets, a long administrative process, and difficulty getting loans. While the efficacy of government interventions varies between locations, it is clear that subsidies, skills, and financial help all play a beneficial influence.
Keywords Agri-entrepreneurship, Rural Youth, State Government, Madhya Pradesh, Agricultural Development, Policy Support, Skill Development, Employment Generation
Published In Volume 7, Issue 2, March-April 2026
Published On 2026-04-29
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