Bantwal: MLA Rajesh Naik flags off planting of paddy saplings at Polali temple field  


Mounesh Vishwakarma

Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (MS)

Bantwal, Aug 1: MLA Rajesh Naik flagged off the mechanised planting of paddy saplings at Chendinagadde paddy fields of the Polali temple with the participation of Bantwal agricultural department.

Speaking on the occasion, Naik said, “Like every year, this year too, planting of saplings is carried out in Chendinagadde with the active cooperation of locals. MO4 Bhadra variety has been sown. Every year this work is done to inspire young men to take up agriculture.”

 

Temple priest Narayana Bhat offered prayers and then the MLA flagged off the programme.

Polali CA bank vice president Venkatesh Navada, director Sukesh Chowta, taluk panchayat former member Yashwant Polali, Kariyangala gram panchayat former president Chandravathi Devadiga, member Lokesh Bharani, Pilatabettu gram panchayat president Harshini Pushpanand, Ammunje gram panchayat member Karthik Ballal, Bantwal BJP secretary Ramanatha Rayi, Kishore Pallipadi, Chandrashekhar Badakabailu, Subraya Karanth, Shubhakar Shetty, Roshan Pallipadi, Bantwal assistant agricultural director Nandan Shenoy and agricultural officer B B Anagawadi were present.

 

 

  

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