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New policy to end dependence of farmers on cotton export

-The Times of India   The Gujarat government has decided to come up with a new policy that would ensure that state's farmers do not have to depend on cotton export in order to earn a high price of their produce. Announcing this in the state assembly, state industries minister Saurabh Patel told the house that the government plans to come up with a scheme that would encourage the existing ginning mills...

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Unemployment allowance for MGNREGA workers

-PTI Jharkhand government today promised to pay unemployment allowance for job card holders for MGNREGA scheme if they fall short of getting 100 days work in a year. Deputy Chief Minister Sudesh Mahto told the state assembly that allowance would be paid to those falling short of the guaranteed mandays. The assurance came after RJD MLA Annapurna Devi raised the issue in the question hour. ...

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CBI to probe cop killing by Rasheed Kidwai

Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan today ordered a CBI investigation into last week’s murder of IPS officer Narendra Kumar, allegedly by mining mafia. Chauhan said he was responding to an appeal by Madhurani, the slain officer’s widow who is an IAS officer in the state, and not clamours from the Congress. The Opposition party has been demanding a probe by the agency and called a bandh today to protest the...

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Gotcha! Three sins of loan recovery

-The Telegraph Bengal’s co-operation department spent the better part of Tuesday on an unusual mission: how to enforce Mamata Banerjee’s very Chief Ministerial order to nail those who tried to recover money lent by a co-operative bank. “I have asked to lodge an FIR,” Mamata had declared yesterday while ordering the withdrawal of attachment notices on two farmers and announcing that the law will be changed to make government approval mandatory before...

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Bihar farmer Nitish Kumar sets 'world record' in potato production

-IANS Chief Minister Nitish Kumar's dream of India's second green revolution taking off from Bihar seems to be coming closer to reality. A young farmer of Darveshpura village in his native Nalanda district has set what is claimed to be a world record in potato production through organic farming.  Three months ago, a group of farmers in the same village had created a "world record" producing 224 quintals of paddy per hectare...

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