Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched the Haryana FPO Mission 2026 in Rewari while inaugurating and laying the foundation for development projects worth ₹121 crore, with a focus on agriculture, environmental conservation, and rural infrastructure.
Haryana CM Attends ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ Closing Ceremony
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini attended the closing ceremony of the ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ in Rewari, where he highlighted the state’s commitment to sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation, and rural development. During the event, the Chief Minister also inaugurated and laid the foundation stones for multiple infrastructure projects while launching the Haryana FPO Mission 2026.
Addressing the gathering, Saini said the campaign extends beyond protecting agricultural land and is aimed at conserving water resources, improving soil health, safeguarding the environment, and securing the future of coming generations. He emphasised that sustainable farming practices are essential for ensuring long-term agricultural productivity and ecological balance.
₹121 Crore Worth of Development Projects Announced
The Chief Minister announced that projects worth ₹121 crore were inaugurated or initiated during the event to accelerate development in the region.
According to Saini, two completed projects valued at ₹40 crore were inaugurated for the development of Bawal, while foundation stones were laid for nine additional projects worth ₹81 crore. These initiatives are expected to strengthen public infrastructure, improve civic amenities, and support economic growth across the area.
He said the projects form part of the Haryana government’s broader strategy to improve connectivity, public services, and overall quality of life through sustained investment in infrastructure.
Haryana FPO Mission 2026 Launched
A major highlight of the event was the launch of the Haryana FPO Mission 2026, an initiative designed to strengthen Farmer Producer Organisations (FPOs) and enhance farmers’ access to markets, technology, and institutional support.
The Chief Minister said the mission aims to empower farmers by encouraging collective farming, improving agricultural productivity, and increasing income opportunities through organised producer groups. The initiative is expected to promote value addition, better market linkages, and greater efficiency across the agricultural sector.
By strengthening FPOs, the government seeks to improve the bargaining power of farmers while enabling them to adopt modern farming practices and expand market access.
Subsidy Benefits Extended to Over 10 Lakh Farmers
Saini also announced that subsidy assistance amounting to ₹864 crore has already been transferred directly into the bank accounts of more than 10.13 lakh farmers across Haryana.
He said the direct benefit transfer reflects the state’s commitment to supporting farmers through transparent and efficient financial assistance. According to the Chief Minister, the initiative is intended to reduce financial burdens on cultivators while encouraging greater investment in agriculture.
The government believes such support will contribute to improved productivity and strengthen the rural economy.
Focus on Sustainable Agriculture
The Chief Minister reiterated that sustainable agriculture remains one of the state’s key priorities. He stressed that protecting farmland alone is not sufficient without conserving natural resources such as water and maintaining healthy soil.
He noted that environmental conservation, efficient water management, and scientific farming practices will play a crucial role in ensuring food security and agricultural sustainability for future generations.
The ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ was presented as part of the government’s broader efforts to promote environmentally responsible farming while balancing agricultural growth with ecological preservation.
Why This Matters
Agriculture continues to be a major pillar of Haryana’s economy, making investments in farmer welfare, infrastructure, and sustainable farming practices critical for long-term development.
The launch of the Haryana FPO Mission 2026, combined with infrastructure projects and financial support for farmers, reflects the state’s focus on strengthening rural livelihoods while promoting environmentally sustainable agricultural practices.
Conclusion
The closing ceremony of the ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ in Rewari marked several significant announcements by Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini, including the launch of the Haryana FPO Mission 2026, the inauguration and foundation laying of projects worth ₹121 crore, and the transfer of ₹864 crore in subsidies to more than 10.13 lakh farmers. The initiatives underscore the government’s emphasis on sustainable agriculture, rural infrastructure, environmental conservation, and farmer welfare as key drivers of Haryana’s future development.
Key Takeaways
- Nayab Singh Saini attended the closing ceremony of the ‘Khet Bachao Abhiyan’ in Rewari.
- Development projects worth ₹121 crore were inaugurated or launched.
- The Haryana FPO Mission 2026 was officially introduced.
- ₹864 crore in subsidies has been transferred to over 10.13 lakh farmers.
- The government highlighted water conservation, soil health, and sustainable farming as major priorities.
Category: Haryana News | Agriculture | Rural Development | Governance
