Sikkim’s organic farming to feature in Aamir’s Satyamev Jayate


Gangtok: April 16, 2012

Aamir Khan’s first television project Satyamev Jayate will have one full episode on organic farming in Sikkim. Sikkim is on its way to become totally organic and out of the cultivable land of 58,168 hectares, about 8,168 hectares had already been certified as organic by accredited institutions.

No one is aware of the format or treatment of Satyamev Jayate, what’s believed to be a talk show with a twist. The actor kept mum about the concept of the show but our sources tell us that it is going to be a reality show with a difference. The show will feature such inspirational stories that can set an example for the whole country. The show will also feature unsung heroes of social change from all over the country.

The star says that the reality show will create history by becoming the first ever programme to go live simultaneously on a private channel and national broadcaster DD1. “This is for the first time in the Indian history that a show will also be showcased simultaneously on national television channel DD1. Besides, the show will be dubbed in four southern languages – Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam and Kannada. This show is being launched on a large scale,” Aamir told reporters Friday at the launch of the show’s promo song.

Aamir had recently visited Sikkim and other Northeast States to shoot for his Satyamev Jayate. He was in Gangtok in February with a 16 member team. That time he had not reveled about his plan to shoot for his television show and kept the whole procedure under wraps.

Now if our sources are to be believed then the episode on Sikkim will show the world about Sikkim’s flight of Organic Farming and will definitely set an example for other parts of India.

Sikkim is working towards becoming a fully organic state over the next two years, hoping to create a space for its produce in national and international markets. Organic cultivation is also expected to enhance Sikkim’s growing home-stay tourism.

Satyamev Jayate will go on air on Star Plus and DD1 on May 6.

 

Comment



  1. Shiv K Saria

    Well Done Aamir for the bold initiative. I hope it will rattle the higher-ups as well.

  2. KM

    gr8 stuff Aamir…..a genius and extremely unique actor/star

  3. sachin

    Amir Khan is not only a hero. He is a real super hero, jo hamare desh me chhipee buraee ko mitane ki koshish kar reha hai,
    So, hum tumare sath hai, jay hind, jay bhart

  4. G S RAO, CHETNA ORGANIC

    this is good for us

  5. Dr.D.sateesh kumar kalinga

    Hi,aamir why u not think about the gud story movie related oranic farming and pesticides drama in village ,the gud movie with gud songs must will be able to think lot of farmors in whole india

  6. Sumit Adhikari

    This should be lesson for other states. I welcome this new status of our one of the most beautiful state.

  7. rakesh kumar

    how i get a proper knowledge for organic farm….. i want a proper knowledge for organic farm bec. i want to start this in my village……

  8. Prashant Gupta

    Aap achhe klakar hai, aap stya mav jayte ke dwara desh ko jgane ka pryash kar rahe hai. ak sachche kalakar ki sahi bhumika nibha rahe hai.

  9. c k sharma

    If other states follow Sikkim’s example,then we will starve.On his visit,Amirbhai must have liked the himalayan state but little does he know that Sikkim is almost totally dependent on neighbouring states Bihar and Bengal for food supplies.The state cannot sustain itself even for a week itself,let alone boast of teaching others on how to do farming.

  10. Melita Gray

    Wonderful presentation. Enlightening and frightening at the same time. We live a “clean green”country (New Zealand) and still have major concerns about the use of pesticides and chemicals which are in our food chain. Good luck, a bold move, we admire you and your team of reporters.

  11. A.Krishnamurthy

    i AM INTRESTED IN kNOWING WHAT TYPE OF ORGANIC FARMING PRACTISED IN sIKKIM AND MEET LEADIND ORGANIC FARMERS IN SIKKIM SO PLEASE GIVE SOME PHONE NO OR EMAIL ADDRESS

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