New Delhi, 29 January 2026: Kisaanka, a pioneering agri-sustainab¬ility and rural innovation initiative, will host its Delhi launch on 29th January 2026 at 12 noon at Raja Rammohan Roy Hall, ITO, New Delhi. The event will bring together key stakeholders from agriculture, climate action, policy, innovation, and grassroots communities, marking an important milestone in India’s sustainable development journey.
The launch programme will open with a nature-inspired awareness dance performance, symbolising the deep interconnection between soil, water, farmers, and the future of food security.
As part of the launch, Kisaanka will unveil a series of e-books highlighting its flagship initiatives, including:
Kisaanka Ghee and the heritage Gaushala model
Drone technology for soil health monitoring and precision agriculture
Waste-to-wealth bio-manure solutions
An overview of Kisaanka’s upcoming national activities and strategic roadmap
A special segment of the event will introduce Har Ghar Kisaan, Kisaanka’s children-led agricultural awareness initiative, aimed at nurturing early understanding of farming, sustainability, and respect for farmers among young minds.
One of the major highlights of the launch will be the live demonstration of “Boond”, Kisaanka’s patented innovation that converts waste water into drinking water without the use of electricity or solar power. Designed specifically for water-stressed and rural regions, Boond offers a scalable, human-powered, and sustainable solution to the global water crisis.
Kisaanka is proudly incubated by IIM Calcutta, supported by NEEDP and the North Eastern Council, Government of India, and recognized by Punjab Agricultural University (PAU), Punjab. The initiative has also been awarded “Best Agri Startup” by the Indian Chamber of Commerce, acknowledging its impact-driven approach and innovation within the agricultural ecosystem.
The Delhi launch is expected to be attended by officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, climate and environmental departments, policymakers, industry leaders, farmers, innovators, and other distinguished dignitaries—marking a significant step towards strengthening collaborative efforts for sustainable agriculture, climate resilience, and rural transformation.
Through the integration of technology, tradition, community participation, and awareness, Kisaanka continues to work towards empowering farmers, protecting natural resources, and building a resilient agri-future for India.
“It is truly an honour to stand here today and share the Kisaanka journey with all of you.
Kisaanka did not begin as a business idea. It began as a realisation.
While travelling to different villages during film shoots, I had the opportunity to spend time with farmers and their families. I listened to their stories, watched their daily struggles, and understood how deeply agriculture is connected to our lives. What stood out to me was not a lack of effort or hard work, but a gap in access. A gap in knowledge, in resources, and in innovations that could actually reach the ground.
That experience stayed with me.
Around the same time, Karandeep was working closely with rural communities and thinking deeply about how agriculture could be introduced to the next generation in a meaningful way. He believed that if children understand farming early, they will respect it, value it, and innovate it in the future. This thought led him to write agricultural books that simplify complex ideas and make farming relatable for young minds.
Kisaanka was born from this shared vision. A vision to bridge the gap between farmers and innovation, between tradition and technology, and between education and action.
Today, Kisaanka has grown into a platform that works across multiple dimensions of agriculture. From knowledge and books to practical solutions and sustainable products, our focus has always been to create impact where it matters the most. We are proud to be incubated by IIM Calcutta and supported by NEIDP and the North Eastern Council under the Government of India. Being recognised as the Best AgriTech Startup by the Indian Chamber of Commerce is an honour that motivates us to do even better.
However, awards and recognitions are not our final goal. Our real success lies in the smiles of farmers, in children learning about agriculture with curiosity, and in communities that feel empowered rather than dependent.
Delhi marks an important milestone in our journey. Today is not just a launch, but a reaffirmation of our commitment to Indian agriculture and to the people who sustain it every day.
Kisaanka is not just an initiative.
It is a responsibility.
A responsibility to our farmers, to our soil, and to the future generation.
Thank you for your presence, your support, and your belief in Kisaanka.
Together, we move forward”. Said Shrestha Ganguly, Investor and Co-owner of Kisaanka.
