Rajasthan's Agricultural Renaissance: CM Sharma Engages Farmers on Key Issues

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma engaged with farmers in Hanumangarh district, discussing irrigation, electricity, and agriculture schemes. He emphasized resolving agricultural issues, improving irrigation infrastructure, and adopting modern farming practices. Welfare measures include subsidies and interest-free loans to support farmers and enhance food grain production.

Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma visited Hanumangarh district to connect with farmers and discuss pivotal agricultural concerns, including irrigation and electricity supply, amidst a state-level program for International Women's Day. The farmers expressed appreciation for the budget's MSP wheat procurement bonus and strengthened irrigation system efforts.

During the interaction, CM Sharma reviewed canal networks, the Firozpur feeder's water capacity, and electricity supply issues. Emphasizing direct communication with farmers, he highlighted Sri Ganganagar and Hanumangarh’s significant role in driving Rajasthan's food grain production, underscoring steps taken to enhance irrigation and water access.

Encouraging modern agricultural practices, Sharma urged farmers to adopt less water-intensive crops and natural farming, reducing chemical use. He also detailed welfare measures such as milk subsidies and Rs 50,000 crore in interest-free crop loans. The event saw attendance from Food Minister Sumit Godara and local MLAs.