GUWAHATI: Assam's Chief Minister, Himanta Biswa Sarma, recently praised the Garukhuti project. He views it as a pathway to both economic growth and a boost to local pride. Designed by Sarma, the project has provided financial rewards and boosted the community's self-respect among Assam's residents.
Highlighting the project's various positives, CM Sarma stressed that it's more than just an economic upliftment tool. It also enhances the respect and reverence of local people. The project, all about combined farming, engages local jobless youth. Its goal is to meet the needs of Guwahati city residents for items like vegetables, milk, fish, and meat.
CM Sarma expressed how crucial MLA Shri Padma Hazarika's role was in making the cowshed project successful. Appreciating Hazarika's hard work, Sarma highlighted that the long-term monetary gain is anticipated. Yet, he reaffirmed the government's pledge to preserve the Assamese's respect and prestige. Sarma expressed that social and community welfare always trumps mere financial gain.
"The Garukhuti project said that the project has not only benefited financially; It has shown the way to the prosperity of the inherent dignity of the Assamese. The issue of land recovery from expropriation presents many things in itself. Hon'ble MLA Shri Padma Hazarika has shown exemplary dedication to this cowshed project. Long-term financial benefits will certainly be realized but we remain committed to protecting the pride and reputation of the Assamese people We have always put the welfare of the society and community ahead of financial considerations",Sarma posted on social media.
CM Dr. Himanta Biswa Sarma has a big plan called the Garukhuti Project. This project covers a large land space of 10,700 bighas. It is hoped that this project can change things for local youths. They're going to learn farming instead of being unemployed. The project will help satisfy the many needs of Guwahati city like vegetables, milk, fish, meat, and more. The goal of the plan is not simply economic growth. It also takes into account looking after Assam's culture. This makes the Garukhuti project a shining example of not just growth, but whole-rounded development.
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