Online registration for farmers gains momentum
in MP
Thursday November 03, 2011 11:18:29 PM,
Pervez Bari, ummid.com
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Bhopal: In Bharatiya Janata Party ruled Madhya Pradesh the work of Online
registration of state's farmers to facilitate them to sell their
produce on support price has gained momentum.
During the last one month, the number of registered farmers has
gone up to 7,274. Eight hundred to 900 registrations are being
made every day. The State Government intends to cover maximum
number of farmers under the scheme. Therefore, the process of
Online registration will continue up to March before the
procurement season begins.
It has been made abundantly clear that this advance registration
is in the interest of farmers. For this purpose, entire system is
being strong, transparent and easy. Farmers' overwhelming response
to the scheme can be gauged by the fact that 7,274 farmers have
got themselves registered in just one month. These include some
farmers who sell large quantities of produce.
According to Commissioner Food Mrs. Deepali Rastogi, over 977
farmers have been registered in Jabalpur followed by 821 farmers
in Seoni district. Importantly, 800 to 900 farmers are getting
registered everyday nowadays while this number was 200 to 300
daily in the initial stages.
The government has made double facility available to farmers for
registration. Under it, 4,000 kiosks and Public Utility Centres
have been activated. The staff posted at these centres are
extending help to farmers in filling their forms and giving them
important information. District Controller of Food has been made
nodal officer to keep watch over the grass-root level. The
collectors are also undertaking regular reviews of entire process.
Four Contact Officers have been appointed division-wise for
coordination. Not only this, but farmers have also been given
facility of toll-free number 1800-233-6411 for solving their
problems and difficulties at the state level.
The purpose of Online registration is to send SMS alert to farmers
about date and venue for selling their produce on support price.
This will help them avoid unnecessary inconvenience of facing
heavy rush at procurement centres. Similarly, only farmers
belonging to the state will be able to sell their produce on
procurement price since the per quintal bonus of procurement of
wheat is maximum in comparison to other states.
Meanwhile, publicity has been intensified to inform farmers far
and wide about the benefit of online registration. This work is
being undertaken as per local conditions of the
districts.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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