I. Introduction
India is an agrarian economy since half of its people rely on farming. The importance of agribusiness to government income is increased, given that agribusiness is considered India's economic foundation. Whether or not they know about it, most Indians depend on agriculture. Some directly interact with these resources, whereas others are related to farmers [1]. India may manufacture cereals, which may have a significant fiscal effect. In order to achieve a desired federal label, it is crucial to assist farmers with large farmers in the situations of land, finance, as well as other technology. More than 58 per cent of India's population engaged in agriculture as their primary source of revenue. In FY20, it was estimated that the market capitalization of agriculture, forestry, and fisheries would be Rs. 19.49 lakh crore (US$ 276.37 billion). The Gross Value Added (GVA) of agricultural and related industries in India in FY20 was 17.8% at current prices [1], [2].