Full help to hailstorm-affected farmers
Saturday - January 28, 2017 3:02 am ,
Category : MADHYA PRADESH
Mukesh Modi,
Bhopal:Public Relations minister Dr Mishra visits hail-storm affected areas in Datia
Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra took stock of crops damaged due to hailstorming while reaching affected areas in Datia on Thursday. Dr Mishra talked with affected farmers. He said that the state government is with them in every grief and crisis.
Public Relations Minister Dr. Mishra instructed administrative officers to provide necessary financial assistance to hail-storming affected farmers. He asked revenue department staff to carry out primary survey and provide full help to farmers. District administration will conduct study that the farmers could get assistance under crop insurance scheme as soon as possible. A team of officers also visited affected areas in the district. Minister Dr. Mishra visited village Sikandara, Johriya, Pakhara, Gopalpura, Karahar, Vanvas, Kamrari, Vijaypur, Katili, Hathlav, Ganeshkhera, Nunvah and Kara for assessing crop damage.
Bhopal:Public Relations minister Dr Mishra visits hail-storm affected areas in Datia
Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra took stock of crops damaged due to hailstorming while reaching affected areas in Datia on Thursday. Dr Mishra talked with affected farmers. He said that the state government is with them in every grief and crisis.
Public Relations Minister Dr. Mishra instructed administrative officers to provide necessary financial assistance to hail-storming affected farmers. He asked revenue department staff to carry out primary survey and provide full help to farmers. District administration will conduct study that the farmers could get assistance under crop insurance scheme as soon as possible. A team of officers also visited affected areas in the district. Minister Dr. Mishra visited village Sikandara, Johriya, Pakhara, Gopalpura, Karahar, Vanvas, Kamrari, Vijaypur, Katili, Hathlav, Ganeshkhera, Nunvah and Kara for assessing crop damage.
