Kisan Kalyan Scheme: More than 85 lakh farmers’ account in Madhya Pradesh has received Rs 2000
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav has released more than ₹ 4 crore by single -click under “Kisan Kalyan Yojana”. In this scheme, farmers in the state will be given a Rs 2000 rupee. Just as the central government has issued money like PM Kisan Samman Fund, the state government releases this amount in the CM Kisan fund.
In the Center’s Prime Minister Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has issued three installments of Rs 2000 among farmers through DBT. Similarly, the Government of Madhya Pradesh also releases Rs 6000 in three installments a year. According to the scheme, on Wednesday, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav released the money for the first installment of the financial year. 1704 crore has been released in the farmers’ account.
Rs.1704 crores for farmers
Chief Minister Mohan Yadav has released Rs. On this occasion, the Chief Minister also informed the state’s agricultural festival. He said that agricultural festivals will be set up in each department. With the aim of increasing the income of the farmers, these incidents are focused on encouraging sophisticated farming practices, food processing units and solar power in agriculture.
On May 3, the Chief Minister said that a large agricultural festival will be held in Mandsour district, in which sophisticated farm machines, seeds, modern equipment and advanced farming practices will be displayed. Apart from Kisan Kalyan Yojana, Chief Minister CM Sambal Yojana has transferred a sum of Rs 600 crore to 27523 workers under a single click. Like the CM scheme, the CM Sambal Yojana runs for the welfare of the workers.
A big decision of the Madhya Pradesh Cabinet
One day before, the Madhya Pradesh Cabinet said in a big decision that the farmers who are holding the burning stabs cannot take advantage of CM Kisan Nidhi Yojana. Such farmers have received a warning from the administration that the crops will not be purchased at the MSP if the straw is burned. That is, such farmers cannot take advantage of the MSP scheme. The decision was taken by the government in view of the growing air pollution in the state.
