About Sundaram Verma
Sundaram Verma was an Indian teacher, farmer, environmentalist and agronomist.
Sundaram Verma is an Indian environmentalist. He was awarded Padma Shri, India's fourth-highest civilian award in 2020, for developing the agricultural technique called ‘dryland agroforestry' which was developed to help tree plantation efforts in arid regions of India.
Early life and career Verma is a resident of the village called Danta located in Sikar, Rajasthan. After completing his graduation in 1972, Verma decided to pursue farming as a career. Verma studied dryland farming at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute in New Delhi through Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK).
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Who was Sundaram Verma?
Indian Environmentalist and Agricultural Scientist
When was Sundaram Verma born?
Sundaram Verma was born in Sikar.
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Sundaram Verma was a teacher, farmer, environmentalist and agronomist.
What nationality was Sundaram Verma?
Sundaram Verma was Indian.
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