FAIFA released the White Paper at a national seminar, which highlighted the central role of farmers in meeting India’s escalating food demand and presented strategic interventions to empower farmers and accelerate sustainable growth in the agricultural sector.
Jan Suraaj Party founder Prashant Kishor has demanded white paper from Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on caste census and the current position of various policies formulated by the Mahagathbandhan (Grand Alliance) government to uplift the marginalised communities in the state based on the findings of the Caste Census.
Addressing a joint press conference, senior Delhi BJP leaders, including Arvinder Singh Lovely, MPs Ramvir Singh Bidhuri and Bansuri Swaraj, raised the issue of the city's pollution, which is a major concern from the perspective of people's health.
The under-construction buildings of the proposed state capital were damaged under the previous YSRCP government of YS Jagan Mohan Reddy that had abandoned the project.
BJP parliamentarians Sushil Kumar Modi and Prakash Javadekar will raise the discussion on the White Paper, informing its impact on the lives of the people of the country.
Addressing the ET Now Global Business Summit 2024, Prime Minister Modi said, "Policies followed by the country in the 10 years before 2014 were actually taking the country on the path of poverty and now the White Paper has been tabled in the Budget Session of Parliament regarding this."
The government has extended the ongoing Budget Session of Parliament by a day to bring the "White Paper".
The minister asserted that the economy has been put firmly on a high sustainable growth path with all-round development.
In the White Paper, the Opposition party claimed that it had created assets worth Rs 50 lakh crore in the ten years of its rule in Telangana.
This would help the people of the state to better understand the reality of the unmindful spending done by the previous BJP government, said Chief Minister Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu.
