July 17, 2014
A shopping mall — where ranchers will be permitted to straightforwardly offer their produce — was uncovered on Wednesday in the Pusa grounds area of the national capital.
The 'Pusa Farmers Mall' set up by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) means to encourage a promoting stage to agriculturists for offering their produce specifically and build pay of producers. Prepared sustenance things like atta, simmered soya, soya tofu, pickles, and stuffed new vegetables and soil grown foods will be sold at the three story shopping center, said IARI Director H S Gupta.
Ranchers will be designated stores on a week after week premise like 'Dilli Haat model. A minimum fee for electricity and water will be charged from them, he added. Around 10 farmers' gathering from Ghaziabad, Gurgoan, Sonipat and Bulandshahr are first to get the designation of stores.
Initiating the shopping center, BJP MP from Gorakhpur, Yogi Adityanath said that such shopping centers are need of great importance.
'Something like 60 for every penny of populace is reliant on farming and they are constrained to confer suicide predominantly on the grounds that they are not getting the right cost for their produce,' he said
The 'Pusa Farmers Mall' set up by the Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI) means to encourage a promoting stage to agriculturists for offering their produce specifically and build pay of producers. Prepared sustenance things like atta, simmered soya, soya tofu, pickles, and stuffed new vegetables and soil grown foods will be sold at the three story shopping center, said IARI Director H S Gupta.
Ranchers will be designated stores on a week after week premise like 'Dilli Haat model. A minimum fee for electricity and water will be charged from them, he added. Around 10 farmers' gathering from Ghaziabad, Gurgoan, Sonipat and Bulandshahr are first to get the designation of stores.
Initiating the shopping center, BJP MP from Gorakhpur, Yogi Adityanath said that such shopping centers are need of great importance.
'Something like 60 for every penny of populace is reliant on farming and they are constrained to confer suicide predominantly on the grounds that they are not getting the right cost for their produce,' he said
