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New Delhi, March 7
The outlay for the Tea Development and Promotion Scheme has been increased by 82% to Rs 528.97 crore for the next two financial years, the government said on Thursday.
Under the scheme, the setting up of 800 self-help groups and 330 farmer-producer organisations (FPO) in the next two financial years (2024-26) has been proposed, Amardeep Singh Bhatia, Additional Secretary in the Department of Commerce said.
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