Hi, NewsWrap for September 11, 2022

11-September-2022: Krishi Jagran's 26th Anniversary, Ration Card, Stubble Burning, CM Krishi Samman Nidhi Yojana

11 September 2022

  • Krishi Jagran Celebrates its 26th Anniversary at India Habitat Centre

    To commemorate the 26th anniversary of Krishi Jagran, on September 10, at 7:30 pm, a cultural program was organized by Krishi Jagran at India Habitat Center. Apart from the Krishi Jagran team, guest of honor Dr. Ashok Dalwai, NRRA CEO and Chief Guest Alphons Kannanthanam, former IAS and Union Minister of State for Culture and Tourism, and many dignitaries associated with the agriculture sector were present there to celebrate with Krishi Jagran Team.

  • Ration Card: Now Cardholders Will Get Free Treatment by the Govt! Know How to Apply

    If you are also a ration card holder, then this news is for your use. This good news has been given by the government to the Antyodaya ration card holders. Now taking another step, the government has made one more facility mandatory for all families with an Antyodaya ration card.

  • Nitin Gadkari Flags off 5 Mobile Vans under ACFI's Stewardship Program 'Kisan Kalyan Karykram'

    The Agro Chem Federation of India under the ACFI Stewardship program 'Kisan Kalyan Karykram' launched a mass awareness campaign 'Jago Kishan Jago' to educate, engage and empower the Indian farmers. Today at 10.30 am, 5 mobile vans were flagged off by Honourable Minister Nitin Gadkari, at Vanamati Auditorium, Nagpur.

  • CM Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana to Be Implemented in This State

    The Chief Minister's Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, will be implemented in a way similar to that of Central Government's Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana. The government will shortly decide the criteria of eligible farmers to be entitled to take benefits under the proposed scheme.

  • Stubble Burning: Central Govt. Refuses to Give Cash Incentive to Farmers, Says Bhagwant Mann

    On Saturday, Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann told media that the Central government has reportedly turned down the Punjab government's proposal of contributing to the cash incentive to farmers for not burning stubble. This development follows the Punjab government's proposal to pay paddy farmers Rs.2,500 per acre. According to a report from PTI, the government had proposed that the Centre pay 1,500 per acre while Punjab and Delhi governments would be responsible for paying Rs.1,000 per acre. 

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