Government fails to clear dues worth more than Rs 2.57 billion to milk and sugarcane-producing farmers in Nepal

Published 2024년 8월 26일

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The government of Nepal plans to clear the outstanding dues of over Rs 2.57 billion owed to milk and sugarcane farmers by the Dashain festival. The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MoALD) has already paid Rs 335.70 million to milk producers, with the remaining dues for both milk and sugarcane farmers set to be cleared. The ministry will also soon publish the names of those misusing agricultural grants. The government is also planning to categorize farmers to provide them with more government facilities and has enlisted over 1.8 million farmers so far through a program aimed at enlisting at least 1.2 million farmers this year. The government also expects to see an increase in food grain production in the current fiscal year, projecting an additional yield of 76,770 tons.
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Govt will be clearing all the dues of farmers by Dashain: MoALD KATHMANDU, Aug 26 : Milk and sugarcane producing farmers are yet to receive more than Rs 2.57 billion from the government for their sold out products. According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development (MoALD), milk producing farmers have not received over Rs 1.27 billion from the government. Similarly, sugarcane producers have not been paid Rs 1.30 billion that they are supposed to receive in subsidies. Speaking at a press meet on Sunday, Agriculture Minister Ram Nath Adhikari said the government has paid Rs 335.70 million dues of milk producers. Adhikari expressed his commitment that the government will clear the remaining dues of both the milk and sugarcane farmers before Dashain. Adhikari said the MoALD will soon be disclosing the names of individuals who have been found misusing the agriculture grants provided by the government. According to him, the ministry has received wide complaints about ...

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