Minister of State for Rural Development and Agriculture and Agriculture, Shivraj Singh Chauhan, reviewed the projects and work of the Department of Rural Development and Land Resources under the Ministry of Rural Development in the presence of Krishi Bhavan in New Delhi today. During this time, Union Minister Chauhan asked the department officials to use modern technology such as artificial intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IOT) to carry out waterproof development projects. Also, by creating a results (DSS) based on soil and moisture protection data, provide proper advice to the people and farmers of the village.
The meeting was discussed on the Deandayai Antyota Yojana-National Rural Livelihood Service, said Chauhan that Lakpati Theedi’s livelihood was a rebellion form. The number of farmers has improved, and the number of farmers has increased to about four and a half crores.
‘SpringSheet on the hills’
Shivraj Singh said that under the WDC-PMKSY of the Prime Minister’s Krishi Irrigation Project, the WDC-PMKSY should be implemented as a mass movement. The participation of all shareholders, including the general public, public representatives, volunteers and corporates. At the meeting, the Springset Development was discussed, which should be developed in the hilly areas, the Union Minister said that the low water availability can provide water to the people in several months.
In addition to providing drinking water to the local people, this will increase the water flow of large river systems, ”said Su Han officials, which will eventually help large people living in the plains. He said he would ensure maximum coordination with projects such as MNrega, RKVY, PDMC and MIDH to review other projects and increase the performance of water-up development projects under WDC-PMKSY.
Importance of attaching women with livestock farming
Shivraj Singh stressed that women should be linked to livestock at the time of the coming time, saying that women should be encouraged to cultivate agriculture and livestock at the same time, claiming that agriculture and livestock farming can be encouraged to do so simultaneously, considering increasing demand for milk production.
Debate on digitalization of agricultural lands
Shivraj Singh reviewed progress under the map for the Digital India Land Records Modernization Program (DILRMP) and Urban Land Survey (Naksha) program for agricultural land. At this time, it was said that 99% of records under DOLRMP were computerized. About 97%of the ground maps are digitized. Up to 95 percent of the Deputy Registrar’s offices have been computerized.
The Union Minister has appreciated this progress, and has called for a public campaign with the intention of making better efforts and more people. In the country’s 29 states/union territories, 152 Urban Local Authorities Map (Naksha) program is being conducted, with 61 of which airplane was completed. In the remaining urban local bodies, the Union Minister has ordered that the airline flying work has been asked to be completed by June 2025.
Shivraj talked about land registration data
At the meeting, Shivraj Singh urged the process of the Revenue Courts to facilitate the process of the revenue courts, and that the states should be coordinated in this regard, so that the public is comfortable. Union Minister Shri Sa Ou Han advised the country to add land registrations to the Aadhaar number, mobile number and landlords in the registration of the rights to make land records more obvious and accurate, and asked to expedite the work.
Amrit Saravar Mission works better
At the meeting, Mission Amrit Sarovar was reviewed in which its definitive achievements and serious consequences were reported. Under Mission Amrit Sarovar, the target of creating 50 thousand lakes in the country has been set up, and the construction of more than 68 thousand Amrita Saroas across the country has been completed. Under the campaign, about 80 thousand panchayat representatives and more than 65 thousand user groups have been actively included. These groups conduct a variety of livelihood activities through agriculture, fisheries, tourism and entertainment programs through the lakes.
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