Rewa (Madhya Pradesh): Patanjali is set to revolutionise agriculture in Madhya Pradesh, according to Patanjali Yogpeeth General Secretary Acharya Balkrishna.
The initiative aims to establish an agriculture-based model in Mauganj district, focusing on crop diversification, training centres, seed units and primary processing units. The comprehensive action plan will also provide education and health services to benefit local farmers.
Acharya Balkrishna emphasised that Patanjali will offer better resources and technical support to farmers, which is expected to significantly increase their income. The barren land in Mauganj will now be utilized for agricultural production, opening new opportunities for farmers and contributing to the development of Vindhya region.
Deputy Chief Minister Rajendra Shukla, along with other officials, transferred land registry to Patanjali Yogpeeth. Acharya Balkrishna inspected the land and discussed future plans with local officials. He stated that Patanjali's service project aims to fulfill the dream of farmer prosperity under the guidance of revered Swami Ramdev.
The initiative will also include development of an industrial park in Ghurehta, promoting economic growth and skill development in the community.
Acharya highlighted that the project will reduce farmers' reliance on pesticides and chemical fertilisers, leading to more sustainable agricultural practices.
Overall, the successful implementation of this plan is expected to enhance the agricultural sector, create jobs and promote social development in Madhya Pradesh.
Rewa RO MPIDC Limited Executive Director UK Tiwari, General Manager Navendu Shukla and Executive Engineer KK Garg were present.
