Central and state governments are working to strengthen the migration of people from villages to strengthen the rural economy through agriculture and livestock farming. Meanwhile, the Odisha government has also taken a similar effort in the state. State Deputy Chief Minister KV Singh Dev said the government is planning to promote livestock and dairy sector, especially from the state to prevent workers from migration.
KV Singh is responsible for stopping migration on Dev
The state government has many plans to increase milk production in the state, which can be expanded to prevent people from migration in other states and cities. KV Singh Dev is the chairman of the task committee set up to reduce the displacement of the crisis. The reasons for migration in each district are different, so the authorities have been asked to take serious analysis and take appropriate measures.
Private company says it is planning to stop immigration
After a meeting on the matter, the deputy chief minister told reporters that the government was serious to solve the displacement issue. During the meeting, SPM Advisor gave a presentation to the members of the Task Force to reduce the displacement of migrant workers through milk production in Odisha. The meeting was also attended by Labor and Employee State Insurance Minister Ganesh Ram Singh Kundia. A senior official said that dairy farming and livestock would strengthen the livelihood of the rural people.
The problem will be overcome by women’s ability
He said that at the meeting, the problem of workers could be reduced to a large extent by making women selfish and providing permanent income instructions for them throughout the year. The official said that the representative of the SPM Advisor LLP has implemented the current state plans to provide employment to the rural people in their villages and demands the state government to promote the private sector.
People from 14 districts in settlement!
Of the 30 districts of Odisha, 14 have been identified as affected districts in the state, which means that 14 districts are forced to go out to make money. The official said that the Odisha government is implementing the state action plan for the safety and welfare of inter -state diaspora workers to start intervention at the ground level. The meeting was attended by senior officials of agriculture and farmers’ empowerment, labor and ESI, fisheries and animal resource development, Panchayat Raj and drinking water departments and gave their opinion on ways to deal with the displacement issue.
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