CM Kisan Yojana will be launched by Odisha Government on the occasion of Nuakhai, in Sambalpur.
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In India, unveiling a new scheme CM Kisan Yojana program aimed at benefiting farmers during the festival of Nuakhai. Nuakhai is an agricultural festival celebrated primarily in the western regions of Odisha. It marks the harvest of new crops and is a time for communities to express gratitude for a good harvest.
On the occasion of Nuakhai, a significant agricultural celebration, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi will introduce the CM Kisan Yojana from Sambalpur on Sunday. At the official launch, which will take place in the auditorium of Gangadhar Meher University, farmers who are not eligible for Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi will receive a two-phase payment of Rs 4,000.
“The landless farmers who were not covered under PM Kisan Yojana will get the benefit of CM Kisan scheme,” stated Sambalpur Collector Siddeshwar Baliram Bonadar. Farmers would receive help in two stages totaling about Rs 4,000. The farmers will receive Rs 2000 in the first phase, or on Nuakhai, and the remaining half on Akshaya Tritiya.
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As a state program, the event will use virtual technology to link farmers in Odisha who are not receiving PM Kisan Yojana. The minister of rural development, panchayati raj, and drinking water Rabi Narayan Naik, the minister of revenue and disaster management Suresh Pujari, the union education minister and Sambalpur MP Dharmendra Pradhan, and the Sambalpur MLA Jaynarayan Mishra are expected to be present.
Sambalpur people will be celebrating the festival in the presence of their chief minister Mohan Charan Majhi for the first time while Mohan Charan Majhi is visiting the area to take part in the main festivities of western Odisha. Mohan Charan Majhi is expected to be present in the city for four Nuakhai Bhetghat events.
Nuakhai Bhetghat is the event organised by various social groups to cherish the cultural heritage of western Odisha. Relatives and friends greet each other and celebrate the first crop.