The focus? Turning agriculture into an export engine. Minister of State Dr Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani revealed the plan: boost productivity, add value, and gear up for global markets. Forget just growing crops; the goal now is to brand, package, and sell them abroad. It’s a smart pivot: leverage India’s diverse climate to deliver premium, competitive produce worldwide. For job seekers eyeing rural development or agri-tech roles, this might be your signal. New policies mean new positions; in cold chains, branding, export logistics, and rural entrepreneurship support. The government isn’t just supporting farmers; it’s building an entire ecosystem around them. And that means more jobs, more growth, and more opportunity for those ready to plug in. The next big wave in India’s job market might not be in IT; it could be in agri-exports.