Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan is prioritizing agricultural production and farmer income. He dismissed speculations about becoming the next BJP president. Chouhan emphasized his dedication to his ministerial duties. He aims to boost rural development and empower women through self-help groups. He sees serving farmers as a form of worship. Chouhan's focus remains on his current responsibilities in the Modi government. JP Nadda's term as BJP president was previously extended.
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