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Shabbir Ali Says Farmers’ Welfare Remains Government’s Top Priority
Mohammed Ali Shabbir said the state government wants to help farmers.
He spoke at a ceremony for a local farmers’ cooperative society in Kamareddy.
The society helps farmers obtain loans, seeds, fertilisers and other services.
Shabbir said it should do more than only provide loans.
He asked its leaders to treat all farmers equally.
He also mentioned government programmes such as Rythu Bharosa and crop-loan waivers.
The government is also working on power, irrigation, markets and rural infrastructure.
Chittedi Sudhakar Reddy became the society’s new chairman.
Later, eligible people received Smart Ration Cards.
Mohammed Ali Shabbir said the Congress government prioritizes farmers’ welfare and rural economic development.
He urged PACS institutions to provide crop loans, seeds, fertilisers and other services on time.
Chittedi Sudhakar Reddy assumed charge as chairman of the Anthampally PACS.
Shabbir Ali cited Rythu Bharosa, loan waivers, free power, Rythu Bima and irrigation programmes.
A Smart Ration Card distribution programme was held for eligible beneficiaries after the ceremony.
- Who
- Mohammed Ali Shabbir, Chittedi Sudhakar Reddy and the newly elected Anthampally PACS governing body.
- What
- Shabbir Ali addressed the PACS governing body’s swearing-in ceremony and discussed farmers’ welfare and rural development.
- Where
- Anthampally Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society in Kamareddy Assembly constituency.
- When
- At the swearing-in ceremony; the articles do not specify a date.
- Why
- To strengthen farmer services, PACS operations and rural development, and to address local farmers’ concerns.
Key facts
- Speaker
- Mohammed Ali Shabbir, adviser to the state government
- PACS chairman
- Chittedi Sudhakar Reddy
- Event
- Swearing-in of the newly elected Anthampally PACS governing body
- Farmer services
- Crop loans, seeds, fertilisers and other agricultural services
- Government programmes
- Rythu Bharosa, crop-loan waivers, free power, Rythu Bima and irrigation development
- Development priorities
- Rural infrastructure, roads, drinking water, education, healthcare and agriculture
- Additional programme
- Smart Ration Cards were distributed to eligible beneficiaries
Sources
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