imagine a day in the life of an Indian village 2030 with Nishant Jadhav lives. Nishant Jadhav is a small farmer living in a small village in Baramati taluka, he inherited a 1 acre land from his father. His last 2 generations have been small farmers primarily on subsistence. After his college he has moved back to his village to take advantage of the Intelligence economy that has dawned in the last few years. Not only has he increased his income from farming by leveraging smart drones and intelligent tractors, also he has smartly leveraged "the intelligence economy" that has allowed him to get 10x more output from the same land by farming a combination of fresh vegetables, millets and aquaponics. By leveraging intelligence in the form of prediction of extreme weather events, finding out the most optimal time to grow, autonomous drones for reducing pesticide usages and monitoring, he is able to grow crops without the risk of failure from extreme weather. He is also able to leverage low interest rates(<10%) based financial loans, as opposed to his father, who had to get it at >30%, which works on intelligent algorithms, feeding on data from the satellite, local market prices, demand patterns to predict real time risk. He is also able to direct robotic pluckers, which pluck his crops in the specific time window, so that they fetch the maximum price without any wastage. They pack and move his vegetables produced autonomously by these large logistics drones to Mumbai, where they get exported to Dubai. Farm to table is working globally now. He doesn’t need to sell his crop to cold storage companies anymore. He also receives timely advice on pest infestation by intelligent algorithms looking at drone survey data and are able to predict crop failure by a large degree by [...]