Haryana News: CM Saini has announced that the government will build a new cow’s respectable government in Haryana
Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini said the government had implemented the Gow-Samandhan Yojana to make the Kausheds self-sufficient. Under this scheme, the first plant in the state will be planted in Yamunanagar. This biogas plant will cost Rs 90 crore. The Chief Minister addressed the program held on Monday after the foundation stone of the Ladwa Assembly village Mathana’s research center at Gouvamsh Dham and the foundation stone of the research center of the Ladwa Assembly. The Chief Minister has announced that Rs.
Nib Singh Saini says that the construction of Kaushed and modern animal hospital in Mathana will not turn on the streets. The sick cow dynasty is also treated. In addition, livestock ranches in the area also get the facility of treating their animals here. He said that Rs 70 crore has been released for fodder in Kausheds in the state. In the 608 councils last year, Rs 166 crore was released. Of the 310 Kausheds, Rs 30 crore has been released for shade. The state government has also drafted strict laws to protect the cows.
The solar power plant is set up in 331 Causheds
The Chief Minister said that the service of the cow’s mother is an integral part of our religion and culture. The government is constantly emphasizing the protection of cow. The state government is moving forward with the idea of maintaining religious recognition along with economic and industrial development. He said the government aims to do natural farming in lakhs of acres this fiscal year. Natural farming needs a national cow. For this, a subsidy of Rs 30,000 is being subsidized to the country’s cow’s purchase.
He said that the government has provided a facility to give the Panchayat’s Gavacran land to the Kausheds and thereby setting up a livestock for a homeless cow dynasties. Solar power plants have been set up in 331 councils in the state. Solar power plants will be set up soon in 344 gouss. The government is subsidizing 90 per cent of these solar power plants.
Release of Rs 8 crore for Kaushedes
Naib Singh Saini said the government has decided to build three cows in the state, including villages Nine, Dhanduur and Panchakal. The government has released a sum of Rs 8 crore for the establishment of shed, water and livestock in Kausheds. To shed in Gaushala, it has been announced that every council will be given Rs 10-10 lakh and has completed the shadow of 50 gouss so far. The shed construction of the rest of the counts will be completed soon.
He said the government had prepared a special plan for the cooperation of the Kausheds. In the fiscal year’s budget, Gaushales had more than Rs 500 crore regulations, before 2014, the government made only Rs 2 crore in the budget. In 2014, he said that there was 1.74 lakh cow dynasty out of 214 registered councils in the state. The current government has prepared a special plan for the cow’s dynasty and now there are 683 registered counts, with 4.5 lakh cow dynasty available.
Anjana Devi, Sarpanch of the village monastery, handed over the letter to the Chief Minister for the demands of the villages. After the event, Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini also heard the problems and complaints of those who attended and ordered the authorities to address them.
Follow the natural agriculture, farmer and agriculture minister
Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shyam Singh Rana said that our country is an agricultural country. Lord Krishna grazes the cows here. He said that there are three types of agriculture in our country. These include chemical agriculture, organic farming and natural agriculture. Your children and your own health need natural farming. For this purpose, the government is subsidizing indigenous cows and goods to live.
In the Congress government, the farmer’s crop’s money goes to agents, but the current government has worked to send money directly to farmers’ accounts when working in this process. The government is supporting the government under the Bhav Bhapai Scheme on low yields.
