Assam Boosts Farm Infrastructure Through Mukhya Mantri Utkarsh Yojana

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Guwahati: Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced new initiatives to strengthen agricultural value chains through the Mukhya Mantri Utkarsh Yojana. This state-led program focuses on building modern processing infrastructure to increase profits for farmers and rural stakeholders.

Key projects are currently underway in various districts to modernize local production. These include a pineapple processing facility in Lakhimpur, a modern rice mill in Morigaon, a high-tech mushroom spawn lab in Tinsukia, and an advanced spice processing unit in Kamrup. These sites are designed to improve market access and encourage entrepreneurship across the agricultural sector.

The Chief Minister shared updates on social media, emphasizing that these infrastructure investments are essential for the state's economic growth. Regarding the initiative, Sarma noted, "The future of Assam's agriculture lies in creating more value." By prioritizing food processing and infrastructure, the government aims to generate employment and secure more stable livelihoods for rural communities throughout the state.

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