Sri Ganganagar: Under the guidance of Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma, Gram Uthan Camps being organized in the Girdawar Circle of the district are proving beneficial for the local populace. These camps not only provide immediate solutions to public grievances but also offer information and on-the-spot benefits of various central and state government welfare schemes. Beneficiaries have expressed their gratitude to the Chief Minister and the Rajasthan government for the support.
A Gram Uthan Camp was held on Thursday in Sadulshahar, Girdawar Circle, Sri Ganganagar district. During the camp, Shri Amirchand Saharan, a resident of Sadulshahar, attended to gain information about various government schemes. He shared that excessive use of chemical fertilizers in the past had increased his farming costs and reduced his income. After consulting agricultural department officials, he was advised to conduct a soil test. Following the test and implementing the department’s recommendations on fertilizer use, he was able to increase crop yield while reducing costs.
During the camp, Shri Saharan was presented with a Soil Health Card by the department. He expressed his gratitude to the Rajasthan government and Hon’ble Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma for this support.
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Amirchand Saharan of Sadulshahar Receives Soil Health Card
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