Come on ... rain ..! / Meteorological Department forecasts rain in these areas including Ahmedabad today

 Come on ... rain ..! / Meteorological Department forecasts rain in these areas including Ahmedabad today

The rainy weather in the state will remain the same. The meteorological department has forecast 3 days of rain in the state.

Meteorological Department forecast for rainfall

There will be rainy weather for three days

Chance of heavy rain

The state meteorological department has also forecast light rains in Kutch. There will be normal rainfall in Saurashtra and North Gujarat ... Light rain is expected in Porbandar, Jamnagar, Junagadh.

Light rain may also fall in Ahmedabad

So light rain will fall in Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar, Vadodara. While Mehsana, Aravalli, Sabarkantha, Banaskantha are likely to receive rain. So if the rain system is not activated, there is little chance of heavy rain.

Valsad and Vapi received 1.28 inches of rain in 2 hours

Valsad and Vapi received 1.28 inches of rain in 2 hours. 1 inch of rain fell in Valsad and 18 mm in Kaprada. Heavy rains inundated some areas of Vapi. Motorists had trouble filling the water on Copperley Road.

The state received an average of 10.91 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours

The highest rainfall of 6.25 inches in Palsana of Surat

Rainfall was recorded in 111 talukas of 26 districts

June's average rainfall so far is 4 inches

The percentage of rainfall was 12.31 percent

Taluka without rain - 0

0 to 2 inches - 74 talukas

2 to 5 inches - 106 talukas

5 to 10 inches - 53 talukas

10 to 20 inches - 18 talukas

20 to 40 inches - 0 tal

More than 40 inches - 0 talukas

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Government will buy 6 more yields at support price, registration-purchase date announced

 BREAKING: Government will buy 6 more yields at support price, registration-purchase date announced

• State Government announces purchase at support price for 6 more yields

•  Centers were allotted for different agricultural products

•  Dates for online registration and purchase announced by the State Government

 Gandhinagar: After the announcement of the central government for the farmers of the state, the Gujarat government has also announced to purchase 6 more agricultural products (gujarat farmers latest news) at support prices.  After the cabinet meeting, Agriculture Minister RC Faldu and Food and Civil Supplies Minister Jayesh Radadia held a press conference and announced, "Agriculture decision has been taken in the presence of CM and Dy.CM in today's cabinet meeting.  In addition to groundnuts, the government will buy millets, maize, paddy and mugs, urad and soybeans at support prices this year.  Purchases will be made at support prices through NAFED.  The state government will help NAFED. ”

 R.C.  Faldu said, "This purchase will be made by the state supply corporation (gujarat farmers latest news).  For which the date of registration and centers have also been fixed.  There will be online registration for paddy, millet and maize.  92 centers have been allotted for paddy, 61 for maize and 57 for millet.  Registration for this will be done from 1st October to 29th October from Marketing Yard and Approved Centers.  Paddy, maize and millets will be procured from October 16 to December 31.

 Among agricultural products, 60 centers have been earmarked for soybeans, 71 for mugs and 80 for adad.  While Mug, Adad, Soybean can be registered online from 12th October to 31st December.  This registration can also be done at marketing yards and centers.

 Purchase: Once the registration is completed, the government will purchase from November 2, 2020 to January 30, 2021 (gujarat farmers latest news).  The Civil Supplies Corporation will also announce the purchase period.

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 Jayesh Radadia said that it is noteworthy that 2.80 lakh farmers have registered for groundnut.  Arrangements are being made so that no farmer is left behind.  3700 crore has been allocated this year.  In 7 days, 2,80,000 farmers have registered (gujarat farmers latest news) and the process is about to start for others.  Instructions have been given to ensure that no farmer is deprived of the registration process.

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