Bihar News: State Farmers’ Early Market Complex Complex Facility
Vijay Sinha reviews the progress of the construction work of the district wise market group campus
Bihar news: Senior officials including Secretary Sanjay Kumar Agarwal participated in the study. Representative of the Bihar State Bridge Construction Corporation said that the work in the Vaishali and Vaishali has been completed. The work of the East and West Champaran’s Market Group will be completed by May 15.
The ‘a nation, a market’ organization has been announced by the Prime Minister, which will benefit Bihar, ”the minister said. Bihar farmers will get the maximum price for their crop products. In this way, the income of farmers and farmers is expected to increase.
At the time of the 75th Independence Day celebrations (August 15, 2021) Chief Minister Bihar Nitish Kumar, it was announced in the state operation organized in the Gandhi Maya to renovate all agricultural production market groups and to develop at one stage with the aim of providing market facilities for agricultural goods.
The Minister said that separate market arrangements and storage facilities are being made on the market team premises. State farmers have been provided with the aim of constructing border walls, roads and sewage in the yard to strengthen the campus of all the state’s market group, with the aim of ensuring the fair price for their crop products and fish, such as their crop products and fish.
‘Transparency must be taken in the process of allocating stores’
He advised that where the work is completed by the Bihar State Bridge Construction Corporation, a committee should be formed and the progress and quality of the tasks should be verified. Also, transparency should be taken in the process of allocation of stores on the market group premises.
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