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Central team studies e-Nam policy
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A team of five central officials paid a visit to the agricultural market yard in the city and the examined the e-NAM policy that was being implemented. They interacted with the farmers and elicited their views on the e-Nam policy.
​Nizamabad: A team of five central officials paid a visit to the agricultural market yard in the city and the examined the e-NAM policy that was being implemented. They interacted with the farmers and elicited their views on the e-Nam policy.
They enquired from them as to how turmeric was being sold. They lauded the farmers for the online sales and purchases. They said that it would benefit the farmers immensely and that the government thought of implementing in other states too.
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