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The SP addressed the farmers' concerns and assured them that any fraudulent activities related to paddy procurement would result in strict action against the offenders.
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The Chief Minister spoke to top officials after receiving information about incidents of issues being created for farmers across the State and the ongoing protests.
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Addressing the "Rythu Gharjana" protest programme organised by the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in Kulcharam on Saturday, Harish Rao said Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy came to power by promising a Rs.500 bonus per quintal of paddy in addition to the MSP of Rs 2,300
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The BRS working president said farmers are left stranded without buyers for their paddy, even as unseasonal rains were damaging their produce
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Civil Supplies Commissioner DS Chauhan on Tuesday urged farmers to bring their paddy to government procurement centres without any hesitation
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Stating that farmers were facing troubles due to lack of facilities in paddy procurement centers, he wanted the officials to take initiatives for the convenience of farmers
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Farmers bringing their produce to purchasing centers are encountering difficulties, with many forced to sell to rice millers at distress prices due to concerns about impending rains. On October 30, the state government issued GO 27, requiring rice millers to provide a bank guarantee to procure paddy for custom milled rice. Additionally, the charges for custom milled rice (CMR) have been raised. According to the order, millers without any pending CMR must provide a 10 percent bank guarantee or a 25 percent security deposit.
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As the rain lashed Dubbak on Friday, the MLA visited the market to examine the wet paddy and also to understand the struggles of farmers
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Since the primary agriculture cooperative society (PACS) at Rampur in Nanganur of Siddipet district did not start procurement of the paddy even after opening the centre 10 days ago, farmers of the village organised a protest on Saturday
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According to police, the paddy grains were seized when the driver failed to show relevant documents to transport paddy at an inter-state checkpost
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Coordination with rice millers and adequate maintenance of intermediary godowns are also part of the preparation to streamline the process, he siad
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Procurement of paddy has not started in many paddy purchasing centers in the erstwhile Karimnagar district.
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The Collector along with Choppadandi MLA Medipally Satyam inaugurated PPC centers in Vedira of Ramadugu mandal, Garshakurthy of Gangadhara mandal
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Representatives of the millers associations have presented their demands, and the government is expected to respond soon after considering the financial implications involved
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Irrigation and Civil Supplies Minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy indicated that bank guarantees would become mandatory for allotment of paddy to the millers for custom milling
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The committee includes Ministers Bhatti Vikramarka Mallu, N Uttam Kumar Reddy, D Sridhar Babu, and Tummala Nageswara Rao
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The Telangana Civil Supplies Corporation is currently gearing up with the necessary infrastructure to commence full-fledged procurement from the third week of October
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To facilitate smooth operations, the government has set up 375 buying centers across the district
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Thummala Nageswar Rao directed the Agriculture Secretary to write to the Centre in this regard. He wanted the cap on the procurement of farmers produce to go.
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Revanth Reddy asked District Collectors to establish exclusive procurement centres for fine rice varieties or to arrange exclusive weighing machines within the procurement centres.