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Implement the schemes of the Department of Agriculture in the villages included in the Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana - Agriculture Minister Dadaji Bhuse
Mumbai: Agriculture Minister Dadaji Bhuse instructed the administration to implement agricultural schemes in the villages participating in the Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana. Minister Bhuse was speaking at a meeting held at the Ministry regarding the effective implementation of Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana. Adarsh ??Gaon Sankalp and Project Committee Working Chairman Padmashree Poptrao Pawar, Agriculture Secretary Eknath Dawale, Agriculture Commissioner Dheeraj Kumar, Joint Secretary (Water Conservation) Subhash Gawde, Director (Water Conservation) Shisode, Under Secretary (Soil and Water Conservation) Shubhangi Pote, Adarsh ??Gaon Samiti Deputy Director of Agriculture Suresh Bhalerao Adi was present at this time.
Agriculture Minister Bhuse said that rural development is the concept of ideal village creation through public participation. Villages like Hiware Bazar have developed through it. He said that rural development would get more momentum if agricultural schemes were integrated in other villages participating in this scheme.
At this time, Popatrao Pawar was implementing Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana according to the five principles of sterilization, drug ban, ax ban, grazing ban, labor donation. He said that the criteria have been decided according to the Saptasutri, which now includes Lotabandi (Hagandari-free village) and Borewell ban.
The scheme covers watershed development, village development (non-core works), agricultural development works, environmental conservation, livelihood activities for the underprivileged, creation of means of production and self-employment, community organization, coordination in village education, health, employment and capacity building in various fields. Pawar informed that work is being done.
Mumbai: Agriculture Minister Dadaji Bhuse instructed the administration to implement agricultural schemes in the villages participating in the Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana. Minister Bhuse was speaking at a meeting held at the Ministry regarding the effective implementation of Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana. Adarsh ??Gaon Sankalp and Project Committee Working Chairman Padmashree Poptrao Pawar, Agriculture Secretary Eknath Dawale, Agriculture Commissioner Dheeraj Kumar, Joint Secretary (Water Conservation) Subhash Gawde, Director (Water Conservation) Shisode, Under Secretary (Soil and Water Conservation) Shubhangi Pote, Adarsh ??Gaon Samiti Deputy Director of Agriculture Suresh Bhalerao Adi was present at this time.
Agriculture Minister Bhuse said that rural development is the concept of ideal village creation through public participation. Villages like Hiware Bazar have developed through it. He said that rural development would get more momentum if agricultural schemes were integrated in other villages participating in this scheme.
At this time, Popatrao Pawar was implementing Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana according to the five principles of sterilization, drug ban, ax ban, grazing ban, labor donation. He said that the criteria have been decided according to the Saptasutri, which now includes Lotabandi (Hagandari-free village) and Borewell ban.
The scheme covers watershed development, village development (non-core works), agricultural development works, environmental conservation, livelihood activities for the underprivileged, creation of means of production and self-employment, community organization, coordination in village education, health, employment and capacity building in various fields. Pawar informed that work is being done.
Agriculture Minister Bhuse said that rural development is the concept of ideal village creation through public participation. Villages like Hiware Bazar have developed through it. He said that rural development would get more momentum if agricultural schemes were integrated in other villages participating in this scheme.
At this time, Popatrao Pawar was implementing Adarsh ??Gaon Yojana according to the five principles of sterilization, drug ban, ax ban, grazing ban, labor donation. He said that the criteria have been decided according to the Saptasutri, which now includes Lotabandi (Hagandari-free village) and Borewell ban.
The scheme covers watershed development, village development (non-core works), agricultural development works, environmental conservation, livelihood activities for the underprivileged, creation of means of production and self-employment, community organization, coordination in village education, health, employment and capacity building in various fields. Pawar informed that work is being done.
