Rainfall in many parts of the country will gradually decrease. Weather will remain dry in the coming days in Madhya Pradesh.
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Rainfall in many parts of the country will gradually decrease. Weather will remain dry in the coming days in Madhya Pradesh.
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ShareTo provide a fair price to the farmers of Madhya Pradesh, the Shivraj Chauhan government of the state has made preparations for starting e-mandis. Taking steps in this direction, 45 such primary agricultural credit cooperatives have been selected in Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur and Ujjain regions, where there is a facility for warehousing or there is space available to build a warehouse.
It has been decided to establish e-mandi at these selected places in the coming three years. In these mandis, the price will be determined by showing a sample to the traders through the Internet. If the farmers are satisfied with the fixed price then the deal will be done.
Source: Jagran
ShareThe government is constantly promoting solar energy in the country. Efforts are also being made to increase the income of farmers by using solar energy and for this purpose, Kusum Yojana has been started. In view of the increasing trend of solar energy, now the state governments are also training youths for employment generation in rural areas.
Energy Swaraj Foundation along with Madhya Pradesh Energy Development Corporation and Rajiv Gandhi Technological University is going to provide six days of paid practical training from 5 to 10 April 2021 for skill development in the field of solar energy technology for young entrepreneurs in Madhya Pradesh.
Under this, the target is to train ten people from each district of Madhya Pradesh state. If you have graduated in ITI / Diploma / Engineering / Science and your maximum age is 40 years, then you can join this training. The last date to apply for joining is February 28. Mail this email address (info@energyswaraj.org) for the application form.
Source: Kisan Samadhan
ShareIn many areas of central India, rains will continue for the next 48 hours. The southern states are expected to receive rains from January 11-12. Whereas in most parts of North India, due to increasing flow of cold winds, cold wave can be tightened in some areas.
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