WELCOME TO MILLET INDIA NETWORK!
The millet-growing communities of India, who form the poorest 60% of the Indian population, have been strengthened and acknowledged. Their right to nutritious food, sustainable livelihoods, dignity, health and cultural heritage is ensured.Recent Events
DDS's two decadal Mobile Biodiversity Festival of the year was flagged off on January 14th 2020 at Pastapur, by Director General of National Institute of Rural Development, DR.W.R.Reddy. It had a galaxy of national and international biodiversity and organic agriculture experts.
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MINI comprises of more than 120 members—farmers' groups, NGOs, activists, professionals, spread across 15 states of India.
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Besides its long list of credentials, millets can grow under completely rainfed conditions and therefore do not need irrigation for their cultivation.
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