Mizoram Empowers Farmers with Rs 98.84 Crore Crop Procurement: A Step Towards Dignity and Branding

The Mizoram government has allocated Rs 98.84 crore to purchase five key local crops, notably ginger, under the 'Bana Kaih' scheme. This initiative supports local farmers, aiming to brand ginger as the state's flagship crop while promoting sustainable farming practices. Over 2,33,604 quintals of ginger have been procured.

Devdiscourse News Desk | Aizawl | Updated: 01-07-2025 19:38 IST | Created: 01-07-2025 19:38 IST

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The Mizoram government has initiated a significant financial move, allocating Rs 98.84 crore to procure essential local crops under the 'Bana Kaih' scheme, intensifying support for regional farmers.

The scheme has notably facilitated the purchase of 2,33,604 quintals of ginger, among others, reinforcing the agricultural economy and aiming to brand ginger as the state's flagship crop.

Chief Minister Lalduhoma emphasizes that this endeavor not only boosts the income of local farmers but also restores their dignity, marking a vital step towards organic farming and economic self-sufficiency for the state.

(With inputs from agencies.)