A month’s training cum hands-on internship program and Agripreneurship Orientation Programme (AOP) under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) was launched in East Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh.
The program increases the number of developing entrepreneurs related to agriculture and its allied quarter via the Ministry of Agriculture, Government of India. The program was launched through Dr. Kinny Singh, deputy commissioner of East Siang district, on Monday at the College of Horticulture & Forestry, Pasighat, in Prof B N Hazarika, Dean, CHF Pasighat. While lighting fixtures the lamp for the program’s inauguration, Deputy Commissioner Singh favored the coolest initiative of the CHF, Pasighat, which is organizing the program with sturdy willpower.
She said that genuine and legitimately difficult working youths preferring entrepreneurship need to accept the hazard after the right scrutiny of their files and capabilities. Dr. B N Hazarika, Dean, CHF, Pasighat, in his keynote address, mentioned the primary economic help to deliver to the selected ten agripreneurs after final scrutiny, which would create employment opportunities after you have government assistance. Meanwhile, the CEO of the program, Dr. K S Mailappa, business supervisor Nina Lego, and others spoke about the importance of the program and its months of education wherein each startup incubated gets a stipend of Rs 10 000 in the course of the schooling.
Dr. Mailappa stated that initially Rs five,000,00 would be received for the selected in the first spherical; however, the identical agripreneur can follow for a 2d degree where they could get extra fund assistance of Rs 20,000,00, making the full quantity Rs 25,000,00. Speaking about the schooling, 23 years vintage young agripreneur Yana Bagang, an agriculture graduate from the CHF, Pasighat, who initially hails from Itanagar, said that she is virtually interested in succeeding in the program for which she is said to have given up pursuing a master’s.
Assam minister for public health engineering and cooperation departments Rihon Daimari reviewed various schemes and flagship programs in Sonitpur. He reviewed the schemes and programs through the District Water and Sanitation Committee under the Public Health Engineering Department. Additionally, he examined the works of the Cooperation department in an assembly held at the deputy commissioner’s workplace conference corridor in Tezpur on Monday night.
The assembly, which was held in the presence of Deputy Commissioner Nursing Pawar and District Development Commissioner Farouk Alam, ACS discussed the development of diverse schemes being carried out utilizing the DWSC inclusive of SBM (Gramin), PWSS, Gobar-Dhan, and IEC sports and Gram Sabhas performed within the district. At the meeting, the Minister laid strain on the want to provide ingesting water connections to all households by 2024 as part of India’s purpose of ‘Har Ghar Nal ka Jal’ under the Ministry of Jal Shakti.
Moreover, he also emphasized the need for water checking out and requested the officers to ensure that the quality of the ingesting water furnished is maintained throughout. He also directed the officers to complete all incomplete schemes as soon as possible and switch to a solar power source for the department’s diverse projects. He directed the departmental officials to ensure proper use and renovation of the community toilets constructed throughout the district.
He also told the officials to ensure a complete ban on using plastic, arrange for an alternative for the vendors, and step up IEC activities at the area level on the need for water conservation and retaining water consumption fines.
Reviewing the activities performed via the Cooperation branch, the Minister asked the branch officers to stress commercial enterprise diversification, promote cooperative societies’ growth, popularize various loan schemes and subsidies using the national authorities, establish marketplace linkage, and arrange workshops and publicity visits for beneficiaries. Executive Engineer PHE Division I, Abdur Rahim, price executive engineer PHE Division II, Jiten Deka, and officials of the Cooperation and PHE departments were at the assembly.
