I return more to my soil than I take from it… that is my promise as a Maati ka Rakhwala.

My name is Parminder Singh from Mehmoodpur, Ambala, and my story begins with the soil that has shaped my life. Farming for me is not just work - it is my passion, a relationship built on gratitude. This land has provided for my family for generations, and today, I stand as its guardian.

I grow wheat and paddy, crops that demand hard work, patience, and careful management. But my responsibility does not end with the harvest. The first thing I do after every crop is get my soil tested. Soil testing tells me what my land needs, what it has lost, and how I can bring it back to balance. Instead of guessing, I choose to understand my soil deeply—because caring for it the right way is the only path to true sustainability.

When I give my land the nourishment and attention it deserves, it repays me with high yields, stronger crops, and fields that stay fertile year after year. My soil responds with trust because I treat it with respect. I protect it like a family member, knowing well that healthy soil is the foundation of a healthy future.

Farmers around me often ask why my fields remain so productive. My answer is simple: when you invest in your soil, your soil invests back in you. This bond is not just about farming - it is about preserving a legacy and honoring the generations before me.

I am Parminder Singh. This land is my pride, my promise, and my responsibility. As long as I walk on this soil, I will remain a Maati ka Rakhwala.