Which of the facts about “KisanSarathi” are true? “Kisan Sarathi” is a digital platform to facilitate farmers to get the ‘right information at the Right time’ in their desired language. Through this app, the farmers can interact and avail personalised advisories on agriculture and allied areas directly from the scientists of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (kvks) The app will also help the officialsat various levels to view and monitor daily activities such as Farmer registration, live calls, messages, advisories given and pending The app was launched on ICAR’s 91st foundation day (16 July 2021) jointly by Union Minister for Agriculture a)1.3,4b)Only 2c)1,2,3d)All of the abovee)None of theseCorrect answer is option 'C'. Can you explain this answer?

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“Kisan Sarathi” is a digital platform to facilitate farmers to get the ‘right information at the Right time’ in their desired language.

Through this app, the farmers can interact and avail personalised advisories on agriculture & allied areas directly from the scientists of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (kvks)

The app will also help the officialsat various levels to view & monitor daily activities such as Farmer registration, live calls, messages, advisories given and pending

The app was launched on ICAR’s 91st foundation day (16 July 2021) jointly by Union Minister for Agriculture

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1.3,4
b)
Only 2
c)
1,2,3
d)
All of the above
e)
None of these

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“KisanSarathi” is a digital platform to facilitate farmers to get the ‘right information at the right time’ in their desired language.
Through this app, the farmers can interact and avail personalised advisories on agriculture & allied areas directly from the scientists of Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVKs)
The app will also help the officials at various levels to view & monitor daily activities such as farmer registration, live calls, messages, advisories given and pending
The app was launched on ICAR’s 93rd foundation day (16 July 2021) jointly by Union Minister for Agriculture (Narendra Singh Tomar) and Union Minister of Electronics & Information Technology (Ashwini Vaishnav)

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