INTRODUCTION

Har Ghar Millets (HGM) is excited to present its very rst article. An interesting Analogy between the Comeback of Donald Trump and Millets. Just as Donald Trump’s resurgence has sparked debates worldwide, the comeback of millets is creating ripples in the global food landscape. This intriguing comparison sheds light on how these humble grains are reclaiming their rightful place in our diets, much like a political comeback story.
Millets, the cornerstone of ancient diets, faced an unexpected decline over the decades as modern grains like rice and wheat took center stage. However just like the dramatic resurgence of gures such as Donald Trump, millets are now making a powerful comeback proving that even the most over looked can rise again with the right timing and strategy.
The Fall of Millets
A forgotten Supergrain millets are once the go-to-grains for most parts of India and other parts of the world.
Known for their nutritional value and resilience they
were essential for rural farming communities and a staple in many homes.
However the Green Revolution of the 1960s, which promoted the cultivation of rice and wheat, slowly pushed for high yielding varieties and subsidized rice and wheat, millets which thrived in drought prone areas, fell out of favour.
By the time, the 21st century arrived, millets were seen as a “poor man’s food”, Despite their rich history and health benets, millets became largely forgotten,
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pushed aside by growing global obsession with rice and wheat
The Resurgence
Millets Trump like comeback Just as Donald Trump made a stunning political return after his defeat in 2020 U.S Presidential election, millets are now making an equally surprising comeback.
The world is beginning to realise that these ancient grains hold the key to solving several modern issues from malnutrition to environmental sustainability.