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Saba Yemen
6 days ago
- Business
- Saba Yemen
Khairan al-Muharraq workshop concludes, focusing on development plan for 1447 AH
Hajjah – Saba: A two-day training workshop has concluded in Khairan al-Muharraq district of Hajjah governorate. The workshop brought together staff from executive office branches, the Cooperative Society's administrative body, and the Knights of Development. Its primary aim was to update the district's current situation study and prepare the development plan for the year 1447 AH. The workshop, attended by Hassan Hazzazi (the governorate's agricultural sector official and trainer), Ahmed Bakili (the district director), and Othman Shuaib Ghaleb (the district's local secretary-general), focused on several key objectives: Understanding the current situation in the district and identifying both strengths and weaknesses for updating. Identifying mechanisms for collecting data from the field. Preparing a development plan centered on sustainable economic projects. In his closing remarks, the district director emphasized the importance of the knowledge and information gained during the workshop, noting its crucial role in enabling participants to effectively collect the necessary data. He stressed the need to translate the workshop's lessons into practical steps and immediately begin gathering information for the plan's preparation. Agriculture Sector Official Hazzazi, for his part, highlighted that the availability of accurate and correct information is vital for crafting a distinctive development plan. He added that updating current situation studies is instrumental for strategic planning and more effective goal setting. Whatsapp Telegram Email Print
Hans India
30-04-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Bhu Bharati will strengthen revenue system: Ponnam
Karimnagar: The Bhu Bharati Act will solve all issues pertaining to the land disputes and farmers will not have to go around of Revenu offices to rectify land records, said BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar here on Tuesday. The Minister speaking the Bhu Bharati awareness seminars organised at Saidapur and Chigurumamidi in the district on Tuesday. He said Bhu Bharati Act will implement the new RoR Act in a strict and transparent manner and the rural revenue system will be strengthened. He added that the farmers' grievances and anger due to the land disputes brought about by the Dharani have gone as far as attacking the tahsildars. He said that due to the Dharani system, the farmer was not in a position to sell his land himself. The previous government portrayed the officials as thieves and transferred hundreds of acres of land in their names overnight. Prabhakar said that the names of those who sold their lands less than 30 years ago and left have come under the Dharani, and due to this, the real farmers are facing difficulties. Bhu Bharati has brought the new Revenue Act into effect with the intention of solving all these problems. The problems will be solved through this Act from June 2. He said that if anyone is involved in land grabbing, the public should bring it to their attention and those lands will be used again for public needs. District Collector Pamela Satpathy said that the Bhu Bharati Act has decentralised powers and the responsibility and accountability of officials have increased. The system of village administration powers will be strengthened. In the last six months, the government has resolved more than 9,000 land issue applications in the district by giving powers to the tahsildars and RDOs. Additional Collector Praful Desai, RTOs Maheshwar and Ramesh Babu, Cooperative Society Chairman Kotha Tirupati Reddy, AMC Chairman Sudhakar, DCO Ramanujacharya, DAO Bhagyalakshmi, Tahsildars Ramesh and Manjula and MPDO Yadagiri participated in the programme.
The Hindu
21-04-2025
- Business
- The Hindu
Expo showcases strength of cooperative movement in Kerala
The Cooperative Expo 2025 being organised by the Cooperative department at Kanakakkunnu here is an exhibition and marketing fair that showcases the strength of the cooperative movement in Kerala, Cooperative Society Registrar Sajith Babu has said. Addressing a press conference convened in connection with the Cooperative Expo at Kanakakkunnu from April 21 to 30, he said elaborate arrangements had been made for the expo. A variety of cooperative products will be displayed and marketed in more than 250 stalls set inside a 70,000-sq-ft pavilion. Twelve seminars on various topics will be organised as part of the expo and representatives from about seven countries, including Australia, Indonesia, and Fiji, will participate in the seminars. Minister for Cooperation V.N. Vasavan reviewed the arrangements for the expo at Kanakakkunnu. Bihar Minister for Cooperation Prem Kumar, along with Mr. Vasavan, visited the stalls at the expo, which will be formally inaugurated by Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on April 23. More than 250 air-conditioned exhibition stalls and a 12,000-sq-ft food court featuring a variety of dishes from different districts have been set up as part of the expo. The food court, run by entrepreneurs in the cooperative sector, will introduce the unique delicacies of all districts to the residents of Thiruvananthapuram. Various cultural programmes are also arranged in the evenings until April 30.
