There is a good news for the farmers of Madhya Pradesh. Now the amount of 12 thousand rupees, not 10 thousand, will be transferred to the account of the farmer brothers. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan made this announcement while addressing the Kisan-Kalyan Mahakumbh in Rajgarh district. He said that now under the Mukhyamantri Kisan-Kalyan Yojana, the state government will provide an amount of Rs 6 thousand annually to the farmers of the state.

Now, after this decision of the Shivraj government, farmers will be given financial assistance of Rs 12,000 every year, including the amount of Rs 6,000 annually given to the farmers under the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi.

Now the farmers will get 6 thousand rupees,

let us tell you that till now an amount of 4 thousand rupees is being given to the farmer brothers under the Chief Minister Kisan-Kalyan Yojana. After this announcement of CM, he will be given 6 thousand rupees annually. In this way, the annual amount of PM Kisan is 6 rupees and now the amount of Chief Minister Kisan-Kalyan Yojana is 6 rupees, the help of 12,000 rupees will be provided to the farmers by the central and state government.

An amount of Rs 6 thousand 423 crore was distributed

, while Union Defense Minister Rajnath Singh and CM Chouhan, with a single click, 2 thousand 123 crore in the account of 11 lakh farmers in Chief Minister Farmers Interest Waiver Scheme-2023, 44 lakh 49 thousand in Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana 2 thousand 900 crore in the account of the farmer, 70 lakh 61 thousand in the account of 70 lakh 61 thousand farmers under the Mukhyamantri Kisan-Kalyan Yojana, the amount of 1 thousand 400 crore was transferred to the account of the farmers. In this way a total amount of Rs 6 thousand 423 crore was distributed.

CM has set a target of increasing irrigation capacity

CM Chouhan said, "Now the burden of interest, which was imposed on the farmers by the previous government, is being removed from the heads of the farmers. He also took the initiative to buy moong from the farmers in the state. He said that the condition of the farmers has improved due to the increase in the area under irrigation. The irrigation capacity of the state, which once had 7.5 lakh hectare irrigation capacity, has now increased to 45 lakh hectare, which is targeted to be taken up to 65 lakh.

Made self-sufficient in power generation: CM

CM said, "Earlier there used to be power shutdown in the state for hours. Now the state has become self-sufficient in power generation. The previous government did not even make irrigation and road arrangements. Farmers were cheated. CM Chouhan said that a decision will also be taken to increase the compensation of the farmers affected by the Sukhaliya project. At the same time, there will be no injustice to the farmers of any district of the state."