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The Speaker National Assembly invited the policy experts and practitioners to critically analyze the National Assembly Committee’s proposed agricultural growth strategy
Islamabad, February 18, 2021 (PPI-OT): The Speaker National Assembly invited the policy experts and practitioners to critically analyze the NA Committee’s proposed agricultural growth strategy, policy levers, reform instruments and implementation plan, and propose corrective measures where necessary. The experts while appreciating the proposed strategy unanimously stated that a Pro-Small Farmers policy lens was crucial to accelerating sustained agricultural growth rate and rural poverty alleviation. The meeting presided by Convener of the Sub-Committee MNA Shandana Gulzar Khan was held at Parliament House, Islamabad.
ISLAMABAD, Feb. 18 (Gwadar Pro) - A Pakistani parliamentary committee on Wednesday afternoon directed that the Agriculture Growth Strategy should be linked to CPEC.
At a meeting of the National Assembly’s Sub-Committee of the Special Committee on Agriculture Products, Speaker National Assembly Asad Qaiser invited the policy experts and practitioners to critically analyze the NA Committee’s proposed agricultural growth strategy, policy levers, reform instruments and implementation plan, and propose corrective measures where necessary.
The experts while appreciating the proposed strategy unanimously stated that a Pro-Small Farmers policy lens was crucial to accelerating sustained agricultural growth rate and rural poverty alleviation, said an official statement. The meeting was presided by Convener of the Sub-Committee Shandana Gulzar Khan at the Parliament House.
Central team assesses damage to drinking water supply systems
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It also visited Thoothukudi district to study crop damage
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It also visited Thoothukudi district to study crop damage
A three-member Central team inspected badly damaged drinking water supply systems in the district on Thursday to assess the quantum of damage caused by the recent floods in the Tamirabharani, the drinking water source for three southern districts. During its 20-minute-long stay at Seevalaperi on the Tamirabharani watercourse near Palayamkottai, the team, comprising Ashutosh Agnihotri, Ministry of Home Affairs, Manoharan, Director, Directorate of Oilseed Development, Ministry of Agriculture, Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, Hyderabad, and Mahesh Kumar, Deputy Director, Department of Expenditure, Ministry of Finance, inspected the TWAD Board’s infiltration wells damaged in recent floods, which were repaired later. Before leaving for Thoothukudi district to assess cr
Central teams to arrive in Madurai, Tiruchi on Thursday
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February 02, 2021 16:17 IST
The teams will assess the damage incurred in the State due to the heavy rains received in January
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The teams will assess the damage incurred in the State due to the heavy rains received in January
Two inter-ministerial Central teams, tasked with assessing the damage incurred across Tamil Nadu due to the unusually heavy rains in January, are set to arrive in Madurai and Tiruchi on February 4.
The first team, led by Joint Secretary-level officer Ashutosh Agnihotri will land in Madurai and visit affected areas in Virudhunagar, Thoothukudi, Ramanathapuram and Sivaganga districts on February 4 and 5. Manoharan, Director of Directorate of Oilseed Development in the Union Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare in Hyderabad and Mahesh Kumar, Deputy Director in the Department of Expenditure in the Union Ministry of Finance are the other members of the team.