Gujarat Governor Acharya Devvrat met Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi to talk about various development and public welfare projects in the state. They focused on expanding natural farming, conserving electricity, and rural development programs. The Governor updated the Prime Minister on the progress of promoting natural farming in Gujarat during the meeting.
An intensive campaign is ongoing in Gujarat to encourage farmers to adopt chemical-free natural farming practices and enhance cow-based agriculture. The aim is to shift towards poison-free natural farming and reduce reliance on chemical inputs. Efforts are also being made to raise awareness about sustainable agricultural practices among farming communities in the state.
Governor Devvrat informed the Prime Minister about the electricity conservation initiatives aligned with national goals in Gujarat. A power-saving campaign is being actively carried out in government offices, universities, municipalities, and municipal corporations across the state. The discussion also touched upon the ‘Gram Kalyan’ programs organized in rural Gujarat.
The Governor shared details with the Prime Minister about village-level initiatives in areas such as sanitation, tree plantation, education, healthcare, and more. These efforts aim to promote natural farming, enhance social harmony through community activities, and increase public participation. Additionally, feedback from direct interactions with villagers across the state has shown positive responses towards ongoing welfare and development activities.
The meeting was part of a comprehensive review of programs focused on enhancing rural livelihoods, promoting sustainable agriculture, and improving public welfare services in Gujarat.
