Junagadh (Gujarat) [India], To promote their business and contribute to the agriculture sector of the state, coconut growers in Gujarat are seeking government assistance for business expansion after the Lok Sabha elections. With a rich history of coconut farming in the area, farmers are eager to expand their operations and meet the growing demand for coconut products both locally and internationally. Recognizing the potential economic benefits, coconut growers are advocating that some measures be taken to reassure political representatives. Subsidies for modern farm equipment, access to affordable credit, and technical training programs to increase productivity and quality, coconut grower Chetan Rawal said the government needs to ensure unimpeded distribution of coconut saplings without imposing a 'rationing' method. Needed
“For our coconut saplings, we have to resort to private nurseries.We come to know its quality only after a few years. Now the government gives these plants under the rationing system, so our demand is whether the government can distribute it without rationing." Chetan Rawa told ANI, "This will benefit all of us. Foolproof system should be ensured with maximum distribution. If we get saplings from the government then at least there will be some guarantee.He also said that the government and Indian Railways can explore some measures to reduce the freight cost. He said, "Road transport is the only option for us and the transport freight is expensive. There is a rake point at Veraval, Kasod, if we get wagons from there daily, the rates will reduce considerably and the Railways will also earn." Raju Bhai, a coconut supplier, said if "political leaders of big stature" would take interest in this industry. If taken, coconut industry can grow. He also urged the government to look into permit related issues.Coconut suppliers in the region aim to not only increase their income but also create employment opportunities and boost the overall economy of Gujarat. Furthermore, the expansion of coconut cultivation promises sustainable agricultural practices and environmental protection, which is in line with the government's objectives to promote greening. Initiative. Voting will be held for 25 out of 26 parliamentary seats in the Lok Sabha elections in Gujarat on May 7. BJP candidate Mukesh Dalal was elected unopposed in Sura after Congress party candidate Nilesh Kumbhan's nomination papers were rejected, as claimed by his three proposers in an affidavit. Told the District Election Officer that he had not signed his nomination form.
“For our coconut saplings, we have to resort to private nurseries.We come to know its quality only after a few years. Now the government gives these plants under the rationing system, so our demand is whether the government can distribute it without rationing." Chetan Rawa told ANI, "This will benefit all of us. Foolproof system should be ensured with maximum distribution. If we get saplings from the government then at least there will be some guarantee.He also said that the government and Indian Railways can explore some measures to reduce the freight cost. He said, "Road transport is the only option for us and the transport freight is expensive. There is a rake point at Veraval, Kasod, if we get wagons from there daily, the rates will reduce considerably and the Railways will also earn." Raju Bhai, a coconut supplier, said if "political leaders of big stature" would take interest in this industry. If taken, coconut industry can grow. He also urged the government to look into permit related issues.Coconut suppliers in the region aim to not only increase their income but also create employment opportunities and boost the overall economy of Gujarat. Furthermore, the expansion of coconut cultivation promises sustainable agricultural practices and environmental protection, which is in line with the government's objectives to promote greening. Initiative. Voting will be held for 25 out of 26 parliamentary seats in the Lok Sabha elections in Gujarat on May 7. BJP candidate Mukesh Dalal was elected unopposed in Sura after Congress party candidate Nilesh Kumbhan's nomination papers were rejected, as claimed by his three proposers in an affidavit. Told the District Election Officer that he had not signed his nomination form.
