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Civil Supplies Minister Nadendla Manohar connected Thursday informed the recently sworn-in members of the Madanapalle Agricultural Market Committee (AMC) to prioritise the payment of farmers and promptly lick their issues astatine the tract level.
Addressing the caller committee members and farmers, mostly herb growers from each implicit Annamayya district, astatine the AMC gait here, Mr. Manohar reiterated that the conjugation authorities headed by Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu and Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan was concentrating connected the agrarian issues. He added that they were moving retired factual modules to guarantee minimum enactment prices (MSP) to the predominant horticulture crops successful the region, and thereby forestall harvest loss.
The Minister recalled that helium had visited Madanapalle successful 2019 to survey the plight of herb farmers. He asserted that steps would beryllium initiated to behaviour regular reviews by the Agriculture and allied departments to bring stableness successful the prices.
Meanwhile, Health Minister Satya Kumar Yadav, who was contiguous connected the occasion, said that Madanapalle herb marketplace continues to beryllium the largest successful Asia, arsenic it handles astir 2 lakh metric tonnes of herb arrivals annually. He called for initiatives to found processing units for pulp and pulverization to boost exports and agrarian income. The Minister said that helium would instrumentality up the substance with the Chief Minister and the Central agencies.
Transport Minister Mandipalli Ramprasad Reddy, connected the different hand, said the authorities was astatine the forefront successful implementing a fig of cardinal payment schemes for farmers. He said that the nonsubjective of the ₹1,800-crore Jal Jeevan Mission was to code h2o scarcity successful Rayalaseema region.
Senior officials of Agriculture and different departments from Annamayya, Chittoor, and Kadapa districts were present, isolated from the cadres of the conjugation parties.
