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Himachal to become first state in formulating horticulture policy: CM Sukhu – World News Network

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Last updated: September 16, 2024 12:00 am
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Shimla (Himachal Pradesh) [India], September 16 (ANI): Himachal Pradesh will become the first State in the country to formulate its Horticulture Policy aiming to enhance horticulture produce in the State and transform it into the fruit bowl of India, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu said on Monday.
The Chief Minister was speaking after reviewing the HP Shiva Project of the Horticulture Department.
The Chief Minister said that the Rs. 1,292 crore project would cover 6,000 hectares area in seven districts of the State. He emphasized intercropping and said that saplings of guava, citrus fruits, pomegranate, dragon fruit, blueberry and jack fruits would be planted in two phases.
He directed the department to incorporate small and marginal farmers with this project, thereby strengthening their economy. He said that the state government was according top priority to strengthen the rural economy and the horticulture sector could play a crucial role in uplifting the farming community.
Sukhu said that a total of 60 lakh fruit saplings would be planted under the project to cover 6000 hectares of land by 2028. Under the project, 4000 hectares of land would be covered in the first phase and the remaining 2000 hectares in the second phase.
He said that 1.30 lakh metric tonnes of produce was expected out of this project by 2032 with approximately Rs. 230 crore trade value per annum. He said that this project would also provide direct and indirect employment opportunities to 82500 people in the State.
The Chief Minister directed the department to incorporate information technology and modern technology in this project to ensure remunerative prices for the farmers.
He said that 70 per cent of the population of the State resides in rural areas engaged in various farming activities. He instructed the department to provide the necessary technical support and handholding to make this project successful.
Secretary Horticulture Priyanka Basu, Secretary to Chief Minister Rakesh Kanwar, Director Horticulture Vinay Singh and other senior officers of the state government were present in the meeting. (ANI)

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