Farmer Nandkishore from Rajnandgaon expressed joy after selling his paddy on the first day of procurement under the Kharif Marketing Year 2025-26, praising the government’s support price of ₹3,100 per quintal and its transparent, farmer-friendly online systems.
The Chhattisgarh Government has launched the “Token Tumhar Haath” mobile app, enabling farmers to receive paddy procurement tokens directly on their phones with Aadhaar-based verification, ensuring transparency and convenience in the purchase process.
19,153 farmers from Chhuria tehsil have been registered on the AgriStack portal, with digital and manual Girdawari processes underway. Verification and correction of crop data entries will continue until November 30 as directed by the state government.
Collector Jitendra Yadav conducted an unannounced inspection at Ghumka Tehsil Office, interacted with farmers, reviewed revenue case disposal, and instructed officials to ensure timely public services. A Help Desk will be set up to monitor grievances and support citizens.
At a workshop in Rajnandgaon, Speaker Dr. Raman Singh highlighted solar power as a golden opportunity for farmers and citizens to achieve self-reliance and protect the environment. He flagged off the ‘Surya Rath’ and promoted the Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana and Kusum Yojana, offering subsidies for rooftop solar and solar pumps.
Collector Dr. Sarveshwar Narendra Bhure inspected the Digital Crop Survey in Boirdeeh village, directing officials to complete the work on time with strict quality monitoring to benefit farmers.
The Rajnandgaon Agriculture Department is ensuring farmers receive fertilisers at fair prices, conducting regular inspections, and taking strict action against overpricing and hoarding. Over 58,000 metric tonnes have already been distributed against this season’s target.