Uttar Pradesh cane payments top Rs 2.72 trillion in 8 years
Uttar Pradesh farmers have received over Rs 2.72 trillion in sugarcane payments since 2017. CM Yogi Adityanath announced an industrial corridor along the Delhi-Baghpat-Dehradun Expressway to boost investment and jobs. The Ramala Sugar Mill is being modernized to support farmers. He emphasized the government’s focus on doubling farmers’ income and maintaining law and order.
Uttar Pradesh farmers have received more than Rs 2.72 trillion in sugarcane crop payments over the past eight years since March 2017.
Sugarcane crop is one of the most prominent cash crops in UP, which drives an annual economy worth over Rs 50,000 crore spanning sugar, ethanol, molasses etc.
UP chief minister Yogi Adityanath, while addressing a public meeting in Baghpat district yesterday, highlighted his government’s initiatives for the farm sector.
Underscoring unflinching commitment to industrial growth, he announced for the development of an industrial corridor along the Delhi-Baghpat-Dehradun Expressway to drive economic development in the region.
“This corridor will elevate industrial investment in the region and generate employment opportunities for thousands of youth,” he remarked.
Moreover, Ramala Sugar Mill is being revived and transformed into a modern energy production centre to support sugarcane farmers. This initiative will ensure fair prices for their produce and boost their income.
Emphasising the government’s commitment to farmers, CM Yogi noted that sincere efforts are underway for their uplift.
“Doubling farmers’ income remains a top priority, with continuous measures being implemented in this direction,” Yogi added.
On law and order, the CM asserted UP has emerged as one of the safest states in India.
“Today, the rule of law prevails in UP, leaving no room for criminal elements. Whether a woman, a businessman, or a common citizen, everyone is conducting their activities without fear,” he stated.
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Source : Economy Post
