Farmers demand timely completion of off work, pay special package Kuruvai

A farmer who attended a monthly meeting on Friday’s complaints at the Tiruchi collection collector. | Photo Credit: M. Moorthy

With the disturbance of the mettur dam to be opened on June 12, farmers in the Tiruchi district called for all the off work that was in the district, and paid off a special package of Kurvai.

Raising the Issue at the Monthly Farmers Grievance Meeting, Ayilai Siva Suriyan, District Secretary, Tamil Nadu Vivasayigal Sangam, Affiliated To the CPI, Said That Kurvai Paddy Cultivation Had Decined In Retent Year in the district PUSH TO IT EXPEDITING Desilting Operations and Distributing the Kurvai Special Package to Encourage Farmers to UP Cultivation During the Season. The government should extend the help with cash instead of agricultural entrances, he said.

The head of the Water Resources Department stated that he is approaching the determination of the river protection division. The collector M. Pradeep Kumar, who was in the chairman, ordered officials to ensure that the work was completed in time to release water for irrigation.

Loan payment

An exception to the cooperative companies lasting for warranty and on the prolongation of the loan, P. Ayyakann, the State President of Desiya Thennidiya Nadigal Innaippu Vivasayigal Sangam, urged district officials to ensure that co -workers do not insist on summarizing agricultures for agricultures. The Indian reserve bank recently said that agricultural loans up to 2 lakh should be extended without any security, he stressed.

Koundampatti R. Subramanian, a representative of the secretary, the Association of Farmers in the Delta, called on the district authorities to ensure continuous water supply in 17 irrigation channels and urged the state government to ensure that Karnataka released the share of Tamil every month, as set by the court court for kagers and flanges.

N. Veerasecaran, State Secretary of Bharatiya Kisan Sangam, called on the district authorities to ensure the availability of different seed varieties according to the requirements of farmers in areas of irrigated channels and holes. He called on the district administration to take steps to ensure that the advantage of PM Kisan scheme achieves all eligible recipients. Several eligible farmers did not receive help and many people who received it were excluded from the list, he said.

Previously, Mr. Pradeep Kumar, who responded to the complaint, instructed Tamil officials over Power Distribution Corporation Ltd. to explore complaints about frequent cuts. “Now I get more complaints. The power supply is suspended even if there is a strong breeze; you can do so if there is a considerable wind speed,” he said in his own experience in his camp office.