Rajeev Singh, Founder of Sansar Green and an agri-entrepreneur from Jharkhand, has been featured in Dainik Hindustan for presenting the innovative “Soil to Bazaar” agricultural model at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program organized under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY) at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

The news highlights Rajeev Singh’s participation as one of the selected agri-startup innovators representing Jharkhand at the national platform, where he showcased Sansar Green’s integrated agricultural ecosystem designed to bridge the gap between scientific innovation and farmers’ prosperity.

The “Soil to Bazaar” model integrates soil testing, AI-powered agricultural advisory, organic and microbial agricultural inputs, quality planting material, farmer training, digital agriculture, and direct market linkages to create a sustainable and technology-driven farming ecosystem.

According to the Dainik Hindustan report, the innovation received appreciation from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee for its practical approach to strengthening India’s agricultural value chain and improving farmers’ incomes through modern technology.

The newspaper coverage marks an important milestone for Rajeev Singh and Sansar Green, recognizing their continued efforts to develop innovative, farmer-centric solutions that promote sustainable agriculture, digital transformation, and rural entrepreneurship.

Rajeev Singh expressed his gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed Sansar Green’s commitment to building a future where scientific research, innovation, and technology work together to empower farmers and contribute to India’s agricultural growth.

The publication of this achievement in Dainik Hindustan further reinforces the growing recognition of Sansar Green’s vision to transform Indian agriculture through innovation, sustainability, and farmer-first solutions.

During the national-level program, Rajeev Singh presented Sansar Green’s innovative “Soil to Bazaar” model, an integrated agricultural ecosystem developed to empower farmers through science, technology, and sustainable farming practices.

The model brings together multiple services on a single platform, including soil testing, AI-powered agricultural advisory, organic and microbial agricultural inputs, quality planting material, farmer training, digital agriculture, e-commerce, and direct market linkages. Its objective is to help farmers reduce production costs, improve productivity, and achieve sustainable income growth.

Presented alongside selected agri-startups from across India, the “Soil to Bazaar” model received appreciation from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee for its practical and technology-driven approach to strengthening India’s agricultural value chain.

Speaking after the presentation, Rajeev Singh said, “Our vision is to go beyond supplying agricultural products. We aim to provide farmers with scientific solutions, modern technology, market access, and sustainable opportunities that improve their livelihoods.”

This recognition reflects Sansar Green’s continued commitment to developing innovative agricultural solutions that support farmer prosperity, environmental sustainability, and the future of Indian agriculture.

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I am honoured to share that I represented Jharkhand at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY), held at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

At the national platform, I presented my vision through Sansar Green’s “Soil to Bazaar” model—an integrated agricultural ecosystem designed to empower farmers by combining soil testing, AI-powered advisory, organic and microbial agricultural inputs, quality planting material, farmer training, digital platforms, and direct market linkages.

It was a privilege to receive appreciation and valuable feedback from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee. Their encouragement reinforces my belief that technology, innovation, and scientific farming can transform Indian agriculture and improve the livelihoods of millions of farmers.

This recognition is not just a personal milestone but a reflection of Sansar Green’s mission to build a sustainable, technology-driven, and farmer-first agricultural ecosystem for India.

The journey continues—with innovation, collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to empowering farmers.

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We are proud to share that Rajeev Singh, Founder of Sansar Green, represented Jharkhand at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program supported under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY), held at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

Among 18 selected agri-startups from across India, Rajeev Singh presented the innovative “Soil to Bazaar” model, designed to provide farmers with an integrated platform offering modern and comprehensive agricultural services.

Key features of the model include:
Soil Testing
Organic & Microbial Agricultural Inputs
AI-powered Agricultural Advisory
Quality Planting Material
Farmer Training & Capacity Building
Digital Agriculture Platform
E-commerce & Direct Market Linkages

Agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and the national evaluation committee appreciated the model for its potential to reduce farming costs, improve productivity, and strengthen the connection between farms and markets.

Rajeev Singh said that the vision is not just to supply agricultural products but to empower farmers with scientific solutions, modern technologies, better market access, and sustainable income opportunities. He expressed confidence that this model, developed in Jharkhand, can benefit farmers across India.

Sansar Green remains committed to building a self-reliant, sustainable, and technology-driven agricultural ecosystem for India’s farmers.

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Giridih, Jharkhand: Rajeev Singh, Founder of Sansar Green and a prominent agri-entrepreneur from Jharkhand, has been featured in Dainik Hindustan following his participation in the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program organized under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY) at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

The newspaper highlighted Rajeev Singh’s presentation of Sansar Green’s innovative “Soil to Bazaar” model, an integrated agricultural ecosystem developed to connect scientific innovation with practical farming solutions. Representing Jharkhand on the national stage, Rajeev Singh was among the selected agri-startup innovators invited to showcase transformative ideas for the future of Indian agriculture.

National Recognition for an Innovative Agricultural Ecosystem

The National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program brought together leading agri-startups, agricultural scientists, policymakers, investors, and industry experts from across the country to identify innovative solutions capable of strengthening India’s agricultural sector.

During the event, Rajeev Singh presented Sansar Green’s “Soil to Bazaar” model, which focuses on providing farmers with an end-to-end ecosystem that combines scientific knowledge, modern technology, and direct market access.

The model received appreciation from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee for its practical approach to improving productivity, reducing cultivation costs, and creating sustainable income opportunities for farmers.

What is the “Soil to Bazaar” Model?

The Soil to Bazaar model has been developed with a simple vision—to support farmers at every stage of the agricultural journey, from understanding soil health to successfully marketing their produce.

The integrated ecosystem includes:

• Scientific Soil Testing
• AI-Powered Agricultural Advisory
• Organic and Microbial Agricultural Inputs
• Bio-Fertilizer and Sustainable Crop Nutrition Solutions
• Quality Planting Material
• Farmer Training and Capacity Building
• Digital Agriculture Services
• Agricultural E-Commerce
• Direct Market Linkages
• Sustainable Farming Practices

By integrating these services into one platform, Sansar Green aims to help farmers make informed decisions, adopt modern farming techniques, improve crop productivity, reduce input costs, and increase profitability.

Rajeev Singh’s Vision for Indian Agriculture

Speaking during the national program, Rajeev Singh emphasized that agriculture must move beyond the traditional supply of agricultural products and evolve into a complete ecosystem driven by science, innovation, and technology.

“Our vision is to empower farmers with scientific solutions, artificial intelligence, sustainable farming practices, and direct access to better markets. We believe technology and research should directly improve the lives of farmers while protecting the environment for future generations.”

According to Rajeev Singh, India’s agricultural transformation depends on integrating research institutions, startups, digital technologies, and farmers into a single collaborative ecosystem that delivers measurable improvements in productivity and income.

Building a Farmer-First Agricultural Ecosystem

Sansar Green has consistently focused on developing practical solutions that address real challenges faced by farmers.

Its initiatives promote:

• AI-based agricultural advisory
• Soil health management
• Organic and microbial agricultural inputs
• Bio-fertilizer technologies
• Digital agriculture
• Sustainable farming
• Farmer skill development
• Market connectivity
• Rural entrepreneurship
• Technology-driven agriculture

The company’s objective is to make advanced agricultural technologies accessible to farmers of all scales while supporting environmentally responsible farming practices.

A Proud Moment for Jharkhand

Rajeev Singh’s participation at the national program also highlights the growing contribution of Jharkhand’s startup ecosystem to agricultural innovation in India.

His presentation demonstrated how innovative ideas developed in Jharkhand can contribute to solving national agricultural challenges through practical, scalable, and farmer-centric solutions.

The media coverage in Dainik Hindustan reflects the increasing visibility of entrepreneurs from Jharkhand who are working to modernize Indian agriculture through innovation and sustainable development.

Sansar Green’s Commitment to Sustainable Agriculture

Sansar Green continues to invest in research, innovation, and farmer empowerment through integrated agricultural solutions that combine traditional farming knowledge with modern science.

The organization’s initiatives support:

• Organic Farming
• Natural Farming
• Smart Farming
• Precision Agriculture
• AI in Agriculture
• Bio-Fertilizer Innovation
• Digital Agriculture
• Sustainable Rural Development
• Agricultural Research
• Farmer Empowerment

Through its Harit Sansar initiative and other farmer-focused programs, Sansar Green also promotes environmental conservation, plantation drives, and awareness about sustainable agricultural practices.

Looking Ahead

The recognition of Rajeev Singh’s work at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program and its coverage in Dainik Hindustan marks an important milestone in Sansar Green’s journey toward building a technology-driven, sustainable, and farmer-first agricultural ecosystem.

As the company continues to expand its research, innovation, and outreach initiatives, its mission remains clear: to empower farmers through science, technology, sustainability, and better market opportunities while contributing to India’s vision of a self-reliant and globally competitive agricultural economy.

With continued innovation and collaboration, Sansar Green aims to transform the journey from “Soil to Bazaar” into a pathway for greater prosperity, stronger rural entrepreneurship, and a brighter future for Indian agriculture.

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India’s agricultural sector is on the threshold of a technological transformation, where Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics, Internet of Things (IoT), and data-driven decision-making are expected to redefine how farming is practiced. Taking a step in this direction, Rajeev Singh, Founder & Director of Sansar Green Mission Pvt. Ltd., recently engaged in a strategic interaction with the leadership of the Centre for Innovation, Incubation & Entrepreneurship (CIIE), IIT (ISM) Dhanbad, along with professors and researchers working in Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Automation, Electronics, and Smart Systems.

The meeting centered on exploring collaborative opportunities to build intelligent technologies that can solve some of Indian agriculture’s most pressing challenges, particularly in the areas of soil health, precision farming, and digital agriculture.

A New Vision for Indian Agriculture

For decades, farmers have relied on periodic laboratory soil tests and traditional farming practices to make nutrient management decisions. While effective to a certain extent, these methods often fail to provide continuous and location-specific information needed for modern precision agriculture.

During the discussion, Rajeev Singh presented a vision of developing an AI-enabled Soil Intelligence Ecosystem that could deliver real-time insights into soil health, helping farmers make faster, more accurate, and scientifically informed decisions.

The concept aims to integrate advanced digital technologies into agriculture, enabling farmers to monitor changing soil conditions continuously instead of depending solely on seasonal testing.

Bringing Robotics into the Farm

One of the major highlights of the interaction was the application of robotics in agricultural field operations.

The discussions explored the possibility of developing robotic systems capable of automating soil sampling, collecting field data with high precision, and transmitting information to cloud-based analytical platforms. Such systems could significantly reduce manual effort while improving the speed and consistency of soil assessment.

The participants also discussed integrating robotics with GPS, smart sensors, and AI algorithms to support future-ready precision farming practices.

Artificial Intelligence for Better Decisions

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming one of the most transformative technologies in agriculture.

The meeting explored how machine learning models could analyze field-level information and provide recommendations related to nutrient management, crop planning, irrigation scheduling, and soil health improvement.

The long-term objective is to create intelligent systems that continuously learn from agricultural data and improve the accuracy of recommendations over time, helping farmers optimize productivity while reducing unnecessary input costs.

Digital Soil Intelligence

Another important area of discussion was the creation of a live digital soil database capable of storing and updating field information in real time.

Such a platform could combine:

• Smart soil sensors
• Cloud computing
• AI-powered analytics
• GPS-based field mapping
• Mobile advisory applications
• Predictive nutrient management
• Historical soil health records

The platform could enable farmers to access scientific recommendations directly from their mobile devices, allowing them to make timely decisions based on actual field conditions.

Research Meets Entrepreneurship

The interaction reflected the growing importance of partnerships between research institutions and technology-driven startups.

Participants discussed how academic research can be translated into practical innovations through startup-led commercialization, field validation, and scalable product development.

Several areas of future collaboration were explored, including:

• AI applications in agriculture
• Robotics for soil monitoring
• Intelligent sensor development
• Embedded systems for smart farming
• Prototype development
• Technology incubation
• Patent generation
• Commercial deployment of indigenous technologies

Such collaborations are expected to accelerate innovation while ensuring that advanced technologies remain affordable and relevant to Indian farming conditions.

Rajeev Singh on the Future of Agriculture

Speaking after the meeting, Rajeev Singh said:

“The future of farming will be defined by intelligence rather than intuition alone. Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, and digital technologies can empower farmers with real-time knowledge, helping them improve productivity while preserving soil health. Our vision is to build practical technologies that simplify scientific farming and make precision agriculture accessible to every farmer in India. Collaborating with IIT (ISM) Dhanbad provides an opportunity to connect world-class research with real-world agricultural challenges.”

Rimi Singh on Sustainable Innovation

Rimi Singh, Managing Director of Sansar Green Mission Pvt. Ltd., emphasised the importance of responsible technological advancement.

“Innovation should ultimately improve the lives of farmers. We believe AI and Robotics can make agriculture more efficient, sustainable, and environmentally responsible. Our discussions with IIT (ISM) Dhanbad strengthen our commitment to developing technologies that are practical, scalable, and capable of delivering measurable benefits to farming communities.”

Building the Future Together

The discussions concluded with a shared interest in exploring future collaborative research and innovation opportunities in agricultural technology.

As India continues its journey toward Digital Agriculture, collaborations between academic institutions and agritech innovators will play an increasingly important role in developing indigenous technologies for farmers.

The interaction between Rajeev Singh, Sansar Green Mission Pvt. Ltd., and IIT (ISM) Dhanbad reflects a broader vision of combining scientific research with entrepreneurial innovation to create intelligent agricultural solutions. By leveraging AI, Robotics, IoT, and data analytics, such initiatives have the potential to support precision farming, strengthen soil health management, and contribute to a more productive and sustainable agricultural future for India.

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