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Farmers Must Adopt Advance Farming Techniques for Prosperity

Thursday - December 21, 2017 1:32 am , Category : MADHYA PRADESH

PR Minister Dr. Mishra Gives Subsidy Sanction Letters to Farmers 

Bhopal: Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Dr. Narottam Mishra told farmers to utilize advance agriculture techniques at maximum for prosperity. They must pay special attention on horticulture besides agriculture. He further mentioned that the farmers must derive full benefits of the schemes being implemented by the state government for their welfare.

Dr. Mishra distributed sanction letters of subsidy under the onion storage, drip irrigation and vermiculture. He extended benefit in the case of onion storage under the 50 percent subsidy scheme to Pratipal Singh Parmar (Rs. 1.75 lakh), Ramsahay Yadav (Rs. 1.75 Lakh) of village Katili, Smt. Sangeeta Sunderani (Rs. 1.75 Lakh) of village Chaipra, Salim Qureshi of Datia (Rs. 87 thousand 500). Under the drip irrigation scheme, Dr. Mishra gave sanction letters of subsidy amount of Rs. 55 thousand to Arvind Kamriya of village Kamthara and Rs. One lakh 6 thousand to Smt. Rajeshwari Dheeman. Raghuvir Yadav of Kharag received sanction letter of subsidy amount of Rs. 50 thousand under the vermiculture.

10 Persons benefited under Akasmikta Yojana

Public Relations Minister Dr. Mishra benefited 10 persons at Datia under the Akasmikta Yojana of Tribal Welfare Department. Dr. Mishra distributed relief amount of total Rs. 10 lakh 25 thousand to these beneficiaries in the programme.-Window To News
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