CM Manohar Lal addresses the members present at the program.
CM Manohar Lal addresses the members present at the program.
Bhiwani . Prime Minister Manohar Lal said that the state government is pro-farmer and stands by any situation like natural disasters for any possible cooperation with the farmers. Compensation for crops damaged during recent rains and hailstorms will be granted by the government through the conduct of special girdawari until May. The Chief Minister interacted with villagers during a public dialogue program in Tigdana and Dhanana villages on Monday.
Prime Minister Manohar Lal wished the people of the state a happy and healthy life while paying homage to Baba Paramhans Latadhari Samadhi in Tigdana. He said that where water in the fields regularly stagnates, these farmers should engage in fish farming instead of traditional agriculture and take effective steps toward economic prosperity. There is an income of approximately Rs 2 lakh per acre per acre from raising lobsters in fish farming. In such a situation, economic benefits can be gained by making good use of the waterlogged area.
Work of public interest done in 8 years in the spirit of Antyodaya
The Prime Minister said that during its 8-year tenure, the state government has been doing public welfare work in the spirit of Antyodaya. Today, every house in the state cooks food with gas cylinders, every house down to the village and Dhani has uninterrupted electricity supply and the work of bringing mains water to every house has been done by the government. The benefits of the state regulations reach those in need in the car via the family ID card.
The Chief Minister met the farmers after reaching the fields
Prime Minister Manohar Lal came to the farm to speak to farmers in the fields in Tigdana village. He took stock of the crops damaged by rain on the field and speaking to the farmers said that farmers need to register on the Meri Fasal Mera Byora portal so that they can upload the information about their losses on the compensation portal and get a corresponding one Compensation can be obtained for the special Girdawari.
Chief Minister attended the funeral of an Air Force soldier
On the way from Tigdana Village to Dhanana Village, the Chief Minister also attended the last rites of Mukesh, an Air Force soldier who was on leave at the Swarg Ashram of Tigdana Village. Prime Minister Manohar Lal comforted the family of the deceased Air Force soldier. He said the government would provide all possible assistance to the victim’s family and instructed officials concerned to ensure there were no problems with the studies of both of the deceased’s children.
