Min assures supply of urea in all blocks of Hoshiarpur

Our CorrespondentHoshiarpur, November 27 With the arrival of 2,100 bags of urea on Friday, the farmers of different blocks have started getting the requisite fertiliser in the district for smooth sowing of wheat and oil seeds. The Industries and Commerce...

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Updated At : 01:38 PM Nov 28, 2020 IST

Our Correspondent
Hoshiarpur, November 27

With the arrival of 2,100 bags of urea on Friday, the farmers of different blocks have started getting the requisite fertiliser in the district for smooth sowing of wheat and oil seeds.

The Industries and Commerce Minister Sunder Sham Arora said the next rake of 2,600 metric tonne of fertiliser would reach at Hoshiarpur railway station on Tuesday, which would ensure availability of urea in all blocks of the district by providing requisite quantity to farmers.

The minister said with the concerted efforts of Chief Minister Capt Amarinder Singh, the state government was making all out efforts to bring industry and agricultural activities back on track, which were badly hit due to suspension of rail services in the region.

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