19 thousand crores was paid Urea-making companies

Modi government is making every effort to revive the areas facing economic challenges due to this corona crisis. In this difficult time, there is good news for fertilizer, footwear, furniture and textile companies. In fact, the central government is expected to pay the entire dues of fertilizer subsidy to fertilizer companies by the end of March 2021. For the time being, let us know that 86 percent subsidy has been paid to fertilizer companies till now.

19 thousand crores was paid in February 2021

Fertilizer subsidy payments to fertilizer companies have increased significantly. In February 2021, companies have been paid a subsidy of Rs 19,000 crore. According to the data and information in March 2021, there is a preparation to pay subsidy of about 21,000 crore rupees. So far 86% of the total allocation has been paid in the financial year. Out of the 136 crore rupees of subsidy, about 117 crore rupees have been paid. Urea-making companies received the maximum 75 percent subsidy. High subsidy companies include RCF, Chambal Fertilizer, Zuari Global, Coromandel, UPL and IFFCO.

The central government can also provide a major relief to the footwear, furniture and textiles sector. The GST Council meeting is expected to provide relief in goods and services tax to companies associated with these three industries. Now the government's is planning to emphasize on improving the inverted duty structure. Heavy GST on raw materials is causing problems in the business. Footwear raw materials attract a GST of 12 per cent to 18 per cent. Currently, there is an around 5 percent GST on footwear under 1000. The government can give relief in this.

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Himachal Govt budget on Agriculture and Cotton, Sugar demand in market?

The BJP Kisan Morcha is very excited about the new budget of the Himachal government. The leaders of the Front have described this budget as much better for the farmers. He has described in this budget an important step towards liberation from chemical farming and pesticides by providing special budget for natural farming.

Wheat Procurement starts in UP from next month

The government has begun to tighten the screws on middlemen and mafias in the procurement of wheat starting next month. This time the responsibility of verification of big farmers has been given to the ADM at the headquarters level. If disturbances are found, the responsibility of them has been fixed.

Wheat procurement will start from April 1, which will run till June 15. So far, 58 purchasing centers of seven agencies have been set up. The support price of wheat has been fixed at Rs 1975 per quintal, which is Rs 25 more than the previous time.

Govt. Paddy procurement 15 percent higher this year

Government agencies have procured 669.59 lakh tonnes of paddy in the current procurement marketing session, which is 15 per cent higher than this time a year ago, amid protests from farmer unions over the new agricultural laws. According to a Central

CPRI suggested farmers on nematode virus?

In India there are many farmers who have to face problems in potato crop due to virus and Nematodes. This type of problem decrease the quality as well as production. We can't control them easily but due to some control measures and early symptoms we can decrease their damage. Recently the CPRI scientists advise the farmers regarding this. 

To protect potato crop from the virus, it has become necessary to adopt the crop cycle, only then farmers will be able to tackle the nematode virus from the soil. Scientists at the Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI), Shimla, have suggested to farmers that

Kufri Sangam Potato variety after 12 years of research

After too many years of research CPRI prepared new variety of potato and useful for eight states of India.

Scientists of Central Potato Research Institute (CPRI) have prepared a new Kufri Sangam species of potato after nearly 12 years of research in Modipuram of Meerut. If the new species is tasty to eat, the production will also be good.

PM Modi: The budget was focused on agriculture sector?

After installing the Corona vaccine, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's work continues. Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a webinar on Monday, in which the budget was focused on how the agriculture sector was focused. PM Modi said that now the time has come when the emphasis should be on private players in the agricultural sector.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said in his address here that the private and public sector will have to come together in the agriculture sector, the government has taken a lot of decisions keeping in mind the small farmers of the country. PM Modi said that it will be good for the agriculture sector only by giving strength to small farmers.

Farmers will get a price for crop residue, the first agricultural waste plant in a biochar production plant in Bahraich

On the initiative of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, a unique beginning has been made to double the income of farmers in the state. On one hand, the farmers will get money in exchange for the residue. On the other hand, the problem of burning straw can be overcome and environmental protection will also be possible. Trial of the state's first agricultural residue-based biocoll production plant in Bahraich has been completed and is going to start soon.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath had directed the Agriculture Department to increase the income of farmers and reduce costs. On his first step a bio-production unit from agricultural waste was set up in Risia, Bahraich in the state. For this, agricultural crop wastes are being purchased from thousands of farmers by paying thousand per ton of paddy straw, corn stalks, sugarcane leaves etc. Fuel briquette pellet manufactured from Agro Waste has been completed in the plant trial.

109 villages will get insurance claim for damaged cotton crops

There is relief news for the farmers of Loharu region. Under the Pradhan Mantri Crop Insurance Scheme for the cotton crop that has been damaged in the year 2020, an amount of about Rs 100 crore has been approved for the farmers of villages of Bahl, Loharu and Sewani area of ​​Loharu region. Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister JP Dalal said that farmers will get this amount only in the month of January.

Agriculture Minister JP Dalal said that the Pradhan Mantri Crop Insurance Scheme is proving beneficial for the farmers. This scheme, implemented under BJP rule, was strongly opposed by the anti-people.

Govt procured 531.22 lakh tonnes of paddy?

The Indian Govt has procured so far 531.22 lakh tonnes of paddy from more than 70 lakh farmers at the minimum support price (MSP) during the current Kharif marketing season. The Indian govt has made paddy purchase for over one lakh crore rupees. The government is procuring paddy at a time when farmers are agitating on the borders of Delhi demanding the withdrawal of all three new agricultural laws. Kharif marketing season starts in October