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Field staff must play key role in farmers' welfare schemes: Dattatreya
Former Union Minister and Secunderabad MP Bandaru Dattatreya said that the field staff of the Directorate of Field Publicity, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has to play an important role to enlighten the farming community on the farmers welfare schemes of the Central Government.
Hyderabad : Former Union Minister and Secunderabad MP Bandaru Dattatreya said that the field staff of the Directorate of Field Publicity, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has to play an important role to enlighten the farming community on the farmers welfare schemes of the Central Government.
Speaking at the Regional Workshop on Farmers’ Welfare Schemes organised by Directorate of Field Publicity, Hyderabad, Dattatreya asserted that Ministry of Information and Broadcasting staff are like the Eyes and Ears of the Central Government to formulate new schemes and policies. Explaining on the Central Government functioning, he said that by using latest technological departments, transparency can be seen in each and every scheme. Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bhima Yojana, Soil Health Cards, encourage to organic farming e-NAM and other schemes are the examples of famers welfare, he said.
Speaking on the occasion, Telangana BJP president and Musheerabad MLA Dr. K. Laxman said for the welfare of the farmers, the Central Government is providing funds to the State Government to implement various schemes. There is a much need to publicise the schemes and welfare to the farming community. At the time of the critical time, the farming community has to be provided much guidance from the state and central governments.
Earlier, Press Information Bureau (PIB) Director General M.V.V.S. Murthy inaugurated the Workshop. He said with the aim to double the income of the farmers, implementing various schemes, the ministry people are key in spreading the message.
K. Srinivas, DGM, SBI explained on the banking schemes. G. Anitha, OSD, Department of Agiculture, Telangana and Shylaja gave the details on the State Government Schemes. Rahul Gowlikar, Dy. Director, All India Radio informed that All India Radio broadcasting various programmes on Agriculture related. M. Devendra, Joint Director, DFP, Hyderabad welcomed the gathering and P. Bharatha Lakshmi presided over the workshop. P. Ratnakar, DD, PIB, Hyderabad and other officials of DFP were present.
