Women SHGs to take up fertilizer provide from subsequent crop season: Ponnam

Minister for Backward Classes Welfare and Transport Ponnam Prabhakar has mentioned the distribution of fertilizer might be taken up beneath the aegis of the ladies self-help teams (SHGs) from the following crop season.

The girls SHGs have already been efficiently working the paddy procurement centres throughout the State, he mentioned whereas talking at a perform held at Mahila Pranganam at LMD colony in Thimmapur mandal of Karimnagar district on Wednesday night.

He together with Minister for Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Danasari Anasuya (Seethakka) handed over certificates to the trainees on the valedictory ceremony of a vocational coaching programme in tailoring, beautician, jute bag making and auto driving held at Mahila Pranganam.

The girls SHGs proved their mettle by efficiently working about 7,000 paddy procurement centres and they’re sure to excel in fertiliser distribution too, he famous.

He mentioned he would bear the bills of the driving licence price of 15 girls, who’ve efficiently accomplished the auto driving coaching at Mahila Pranganam.

Under the Mahalaxmi scheme, girls passengers thus far took 225 crore free bus rides, thereby saving round ₹ 7,500 crore, he mentioned, including that plans have been afoot to launch 5,000 electrical autorickshaws for ladies in Hyderabad quickly.

Ms. Anasuya mentioned the State authorities has thus far supplied ₹ 27,000 crore interest-free loans to girls SHGs all around the State in pursuit of the bold goal to empower one crore girls to grow to be millionaires. She mentioned an quantity of ₹10 crore has been allotted to strengthen all the ten Mahila Pranganams throughout the State, which have been uncared for by the earlier BRS authorities. These centres have now regained previous glory buzzing with coaching programmes for ladies.

The minister famous that the ladies SHGs in Narayanpet scripted a hit story by incomes an revenue of ₹13 lakh inside six months of working a petroleum bunk. Interest-free loans are being supplied to girls SHGs to function solar energy crops, to lease out buses to the TGSRTC, and different self-employment ventures to assist them realise their entrepreneurial potential.

Telangana State Commission for Women (TGSCW) Chairperson Nerella Sharada, Telangana Women Co-operative Development Corporation (TGWCDC) Chairperson B. Shoba Rani, Manakondur MLA Dr Kavvampally Satyanarayana, Karimnagar Collector Pamela Satpathy and others have been current.