The central government has brought about a big change in the cooperative sector: Shah

Mr Shah addressed the state level cooperative conference here. On this occasion, many public representatives and senior officials including Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) state president Vishnudutt Sharma, state cooperative minister Vishwas Sarang and animal husbandry minister Lakhan Patel were present. On this occasion, an agreement was also signed between the National Dairy Development Board (NDDB) and Madhya Pradesh Dairy Federation, under which extensive changes will be brought in the dairy sector in the state. Mr Shah said in his address that there was a time when there was deregulation in the cooperative movement in the country. In some states, it was far ahead. In some places, it was nationalized, while in some places it was not considered with completeness. Mr Shah said that but the Modi government formed the Central Cooperative Department in the country after 75 years. He (Shah) was made its minister. After he became the minister, destruction happened. The cooperative movement in the country was divided, the main reason for this was that the laws were not changed with time. The laws were not changed according to the speed at which the circumstances changed in the country. At that time, at the national level, first of all, model by-laws were made for the improvement of primary cooperative societies and they were sent to all the states. Expressing happiness, Mr. Shah said that all the states implemented these by-laws and with this the improvement in the cooperative sector started. He said that he wants to thank all the states for this.

Revolutionary change came in the cooperative movement under the guidance of the Central Government: Dr. Yadav

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav praised the efficient management of Union Minister Amit Shah and said that he is like Paras, whatever department comes to him, it becomes gold. The contracts being made in his presence are opening the doors of new possibilities in the state. There are immense possibilities in the field of cooperation. Cooperative activities are also being increased in the state through multipurpose committees. The state government has taken many important decisions for the welfare of the proletariat class. Now petrol pumps, medicine shops and other activities will be operated from cooperative societies.

In the Global Investors Summit, approval has been given to run factories through co-operation. Chief Minister Dr. Yadav, while sharing his experience, said that Apadan is the authentic source of every household's Aap. Every possible effort is being made to encourage cow rearing and milk production in the state. A provision of subsidy has been made on cow rearing. The state government has set a target of increasing milk production from 1 percent to 20 percent. The government is moving ahead in the direction of making Gokul in every house. To make the life of farmers better, the government is providing cow milk (rest on page 2)