by Haryananewswire
CHANDIGARH, DEC 23
The Haryana Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, honoured 28 progressive farmers for their commendable achievements in the field of agriculture and related fields on the occasion of Kisan Divas celebrated at a state level Kisan Sammelan, held in Karnal today.
Each farmer was given a cash prize of Rs 25,000 and a letter of appreciation. Beermati, a resident of Faizalipur village in
Mahendergarh district, has been honoured with the State Award for Agriculture Coordination and Environmental Improvement.
The others who were honoured include Ishwar Kandu of Kailram; Mahender Singh of Sarina (Kaithal); Manoj Chaudhary and Vikas Chaudhary of Tarawadi (Karnal); Harpreet Singh of Kalvehdi and Gurmail Singh of Talakaur (Yamunangar); and Arvind Singh of Sehzadpur (Kurukshetra) district have been honoured for achievements in the field of agriculture.
Honoured for achievements in lemon gardening is Gurbhajan Singh of Kotli (Sirsa); for mango farming Satish Saluja of Faizpur (Yamunanagar); for horticulture Jasbir Malik of Ugrakhedi (Panipat); for mushroom farming Vijender Singh of Khubdu (Sonepat); and for spices Surender Singh Haara of Amadalpur village (Yamunanagar). Kanwal Singh Chauhan of Atterna (Sonepat) was honoured for farming of mushroom, spices, vegetable and flowers; Ravinder Lakhanpal of Vasudevpura (Panchkula) for farming of flowers in poly house;
Deepankar Bhatia of Mohidinpur village (Karnal) for protected farming and Dharambir Kamboj of Dambla village (Yamunanagar) for cultivation of herbs were honoured.
For commendable achievements in the field of animal husbandry and dairy, Narender Singh of Didwari (Panipat); Hoshiar
Singh of Singwa (Hisar) and Karambir of Sonaria (Kurukshetra) were honoured. Similarly, Roop Singh of Rasida (Jind) for breeding special varieties of horses; Jasbir Deswal of Aata (Jind) for hen breeding; Ishwar Singh of Nayan (Mahendergarh) for breeding of sheeps and goats.
Awards were also given to Ms. Nayab Kaur Of Mora (Ambala); Sultan Singh of Butana (Karnal) and Jaipal Singh of Dabla (Jhajjar) for pisciculture.
CHANDIGARH, DEC 23
The Haryana Chief Minister, Mr Bhupinder Singh Hooda, honoured 28 progressive farmers for their commendable achievements in the field of agriculture and related fields on the occasion of Kisan Divas celebrated at a state level Kisan Sammelan, held in Karnal today.
Each farmer was given a cash prize of Rs 25,000 and a letter of appreciation. Beermati, a resident of Faizalipur village in
Mahendergarh district, has been honoured with the State Award for Agriculture Coordination and Environmental Improvement.
The others who were honoured include Ishwar Kandu of Kailram; Mahender Singh of Sarina (Kaithal); Manoj Chaudhary and Vikas Chaudhary of Tarawadi (Karnal); Harpreet Singh of Kalvehdi and Gurmail Singh of Talakaur (Yamunangar); and Arvind Singh of Sehzadpur (Kurukshetra) district have been honoured for achievements in the field of agriculture.
Honoured for achievements in lemon gardening is Gurbhajan Singh of Kotli (Sirsa); for mango farming Satish Saluja of Faizpur (Yamunanagar); for horticulture Jasbir Malik of Ugrakhedi (Panipat); for mushroom farming Vijender Singh of Khubdu (Sonepat); and for spices Surender Singh Haara of Amadalpur village (Yamunanagar). Kanwal Singh Chauhan of Atterna (Sonepat) was honoured for farming of mushroom, spices, vegetable and flowers; Ravinder Lakhanpal of Vasudevpura (Panchkula) for farming of flowers in poly house;
Deepankar Bhatia of Mohidinpur village (Karnal) for protected farming and Dharambir Kamboj of Dambla village (Yamunanagar) for cultivation of herbs were honoured.
For commendable achievements in the field of animal husbandry and dairy, Narender Singh of Didwari (Panipat); Hoshiar
Singh of Singwa (Hisar) and Karambir of Sonaria (Kurukshetra) were honoured. Similarly, Roop Singh of Rasida (Jind) for breeding special varieties of horses; Jasbir Deswal of Aata (Jind) for hen breeding; Ishwar Singh of Nayan (Mahendergarh) for breeding of sheeps and goats.
Awards were also given to Ms. Nayab Kaur Of Mora (Ambala); Sultan Singh of Butana (Karnal) and Jaipal Singh of Dabla (Jhajjar) for pisciculture.
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