Green Fields, Empty Pockets: Farmers Face Ruin as Produce Goes Unsold in Faridabad

• Farmers in Nawada village, Faridabad, face despair despite lush fields of cauliflower, radish, and coriander.
• Produce is ready for harvest, but there are no buyers, leading to significant losses for farmers.
• Transportation costs to market exceed potential earnings, making harvesting unprofitable.
• Farmer Govind Singh, from Etawah, UP, invested heavily but sells cauliflower at 40-50 rupees per 40 kg bag, far below cost.
• Coriander and radish also suffer from extremely low prices, forcing farmers to abandon crops in fields.