Haryana: Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Minister Shyam Singh Rana claimed that the upcoming budget will be farmer-friendly. Responding to a question asked by reporters on the occasion of the foundation stone laying ceremony of Prabhu Milan Dham organized by Prajapita Brahmakumari Ishwariya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Rana said that Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini will present the state budget on Monday, which will provide great relief and benefits to the farmers. He attended the event as the chief guest. When asked about the damage caused to the crops of farmers due to hailstorm and rain, the Agriculture Minister said that the government will give compensation to the affected farmers. Rana said that I appeal to the farmers to register their loss on the portal, the government will help them. The minister also stressed on the fisheries sector and said that several projects will be started in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands to strengthen the country’s economy. Earlier, while addressing the people present during the program, Rana said that India is the most spiritual country in the world. It is the land of saints and sages, who have guided people to follow the path of religion. Expressing happiness at being a part of the spiritual gathering, Rana said, “Today is a happy day. Connecting with such values and traditions makes life truly meaningful. We have to uphold these values to establish India as Vishwa Guru (world leader).” He also cited the teachings of Lord Krishna and urged people to rise above passion and hatred and do great work selflessly. He said Prime Minister Narendra Modi is actively working towards making India a global leader. Rana highlighted the importance of a strong economy for national progress and said that peace is needed to achieve the target of bringing India’s economy from fifth to third position, which can only be achieved through spirituality. He called upon the public to make collective efforts to contribute to the country’s development.
Farmers will get big benefits in the budget: Agriculture Minister
