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Kodandaram: Adversities for farmers and unemployed youth are on the rise
Telangana JAC chairman M Kodandaram participated in the round-table conference on issues pertaining to students, farmers and the unemployed youth in Kamareddy on Thursday where he said that even after the formation of Telangana, adversities for farmers and the unemployed youth are on the rise instead of coming to an end.
Telangana JAC chairman M Kodandaram participated in the round-table conference on issues pertaining to students, farmers and the unemployed youth in Kamareddy on Thursday where he said that even after the formation of Telangana, adversities for farmers and the unemployed youth are on the rise instead of coming to an end.
Stating that the TJAC travelled across the state to study the issues being faced in the agriculture sector at large and farmers, in particular, he demanded that the government purchase all crops through its agencies adding that the crops should also have insurance facility in case of damage due to natural calamities.Mentioning that the names of several persons who had gone to Gulf have been deleted from the ration cards, Kodandaram urged the government to restore them.
