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PMJKYPPA vows to make people aware about centrally schemes
10/13/2020 11:48:44 PM
Early Times Report

RAMBAN, Oct 13 : Pardhaan Mantri Jan Kalyankari Yojana Parchaar Parsaar Abhiyan (PMJKYPPA) held a meeting under the chairmanship of its UT Convener, Tarseem Manhas, aiming to impart awareness regarding Farmer Producer Organization (FPO) and discussion over several issues of public.
This meeting was organized by District President Ramban, Varun Kumar along with its team Padhadhikari. This was the first time that all district Padhadhikaris interacted with each other and discussed issues the public are facing.
Manhas, speaking on the occasion, said that they are focused on Pardhaan Mantri Jan Kalyankari Yojana and maximum needy people will get benefited under the scheme. “Our mission is that every corner of J&K should be aware of the centrally sponsored schemes without any politics and differences,” Manhas said.
Regarding the Suvidha Kenders, he said that nearly 300 more facilitation centers will be set up across the UT of J&K that will cater every village as well as corporations and sectors.
He congratulated the farmers over the Farm Bills since they would be free to sell their produce anywhere and have a bargain for their stock.
“They would get proper profit and satisfactory returns under the new farm laws,” he said. Manhas appealed to the people to get benefits as well as restart their business by Pardhaan Mantri Yojana.
Diverse centrally and UT sponsored schemes could be availed to résumé the broken economy. He also appealed to social workers and dedicated personalities to work together to make India Atam Nirhbar.
On the occasion, several people joined the organisation including Sarpanch Jia Lal, naib Sarpanch, Shakil and social activist Rajesh Singh in presence of Surinder Singh, UT Secretary, Rohit Anand, Sayed Owais Aga and Sohan Singh District President Kathua.
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