Dr. Yadav Highlights Agriculture-Based Industries and Welfare Initiatives at Agrovision National Agricultural Fair in Nagpur
Bhopal, November , 2024
Introduction
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav emphasized the need for collaboration between Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra to promote agriculture-based industries and boost rural economies. Speaking at the inaugural ceremony of the Agrovision National Agricultural Fair in Nagpur, Dr. Yadav stated, “Our partnership will not just add up like one and one equals two; we will work as one strong unit, like one and one making eleven.”
Key Insights from the Address
Strengthening Agricultural Collaboration
Dr. Yadav acknowledged the fair as more than just an event, calling it the foundation for prosperous governance and future development. He praised Union Minister for Road Transport and Highways, Shri Nitin Gadkari, referring to him as a “skilled doctor of social systems.” Highlighting the focus on rural agricultural industries such as fishery, animal husbandry, and dairy production, Dr. Yadav lauded the efforts of both state governments in fostering these industries at the grassroots level.
Exploration and Learning Opportunities
Dr. Yadav announced that a delegation of ministers and officials from Madhya Pradesh will visit the fair to gain insights and explore opportunities for innovation in agriculture and related industries. He stressed the importance of not just improving productivity but also ensuring sufficient market availability for agricultural products.
Initiatives to Boost Livelihood Through Cattle Rearing
- Gau-Palan (Cattle Rearing): The CM unveiled innovative schemes for cattle rearers, encouraging them to rear calves and heifers.
- Farmers can take five heifers home, raise them, and keep two cows, while the government will buy the remaining three.
- This initiative aims to increase income through dairy production.
- Urban Gaushalas (Cow Shelters): To address the issue of stray and abandoned cattle, urban cow shelters with advanced infrastructure will be established, including a proposed gaushala in Bhopal with a capacity of 10,000 cattle.
Closing Kanji Houses for Animal Welfare
Dr. Yadav reiterated his government’s decision to close kanji houses (animal jails) in Madhya Pradesh, terming them inappropriate for voiceless animals. This step is aimed at improving animal welfare and reducing accidents caused by stray cattle on roads.
Cultural and Historical Connection with Maharashtra
Expressing a personal connection, Dr. Yadav said, “Coming to Maharashtra feels like coming home. The state has deep ties with the legacies of Mata Ahilya and Mahadji Scindia.” He paid tribute to Mata Ahilyabai Holkar for her visionary contributions to agricultural irrigation during her era.
Acknowledging Dignitaries
During the event, Dr. Yadav greeted prominent personalities, including Shri Sharad Ghatak, Shri Nitin Patil, Shri Abdullah, PESA Act President Shri T.R. Keshav, Shri Deepak Shah, Shri Vikram Bhag, and Shri G. Patil.
Conclusion
The Agrovision Fair served as a platform to strengthen the agricultural ties between Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. Dr. Yadav’s speech highlighted a vision of sustainable development through agriculture-based industries, innovative welfare schemes, and strategic collaborations. His visit not only reinforced the bond between the two states but also set the stage for transformative initiatives in the agricultural sector.
Author: This news is edited by: Abhishek Verma, (Editor, CANON TIMES)
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