Agriculture has become not only unsustainable but economically unviable in Punjab. We have to Save our Punjab. \n \nThese brightly coloured products will show your support for our Punjab. Not only do these look insanely good, 50% off all proceeds from these products will be donated directly towards charities helping farmers directly. \n \nWe created these products as we need to raise awareness of the situation in Punjab. Here is a small snapshot of the current issues: \n \nPunjab is known as India’s Bread Basket. Over 20 million of the 30 million residents are involved in agriculture and wheat is the main commodity.Over the past two years, more than 900 Punjabi farmers have killed themselves, and the state has the highest rates of cancer in India. \n \nA government survey estimates that more than two-thirds of households have at least one drug addict in the family. Farmers take opium husk, known as “bhuki”, which helps to kill the appetite, enabling them to work for longer in the fields. A recent survey  shows as many as 89 per cent of Punjab farm households are reeling under debt. The government has, for years and decades, been shifting Punjab’s waters away from the state. Recent bills passed by the parliament further aim to make the bad situation worse. \n \n