Chief Minister of Uttarakhand Has Launched a Scheme Called "Milk Price Incentive Scheme" || Some Information about the Scheme and Uttarakhand || 2021 ||

CHIEF MINISTER OF UTTARAKHAND HAS LAUNCHED A SCHEME CALLED "MILK PRICE INCENTIVE SCHEME" :

      A scheme called "Milk Price Incentive Scheme" has recently been launched in Uttarakhand. State Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has launched the scheme in Dehradun. The scheme has been started with a aim to provide incentives to about 53,000 people in Uttarakhand.

      In Dehradun district of Uttarakhand, milk production and consumption of that milk is completely opposite, milk is not supplied as per the demand even with thousands of hours of labor. On the one hand, the state government runs various projects to increase milk production, but all the government demands to promote the product prove to be fictional. Various schemes like Ganga Cow Scheme and Kamdhendu Scheme have been introduced to increase milk production. Under "Milk Price Incentive Scheme", the state government is allocating Rs 444.62 crore for opening 500 milk outlets in Uttarakhand. Since it is a DBT scheme i.e. Direct Bank Transfer Scheme, the money will reach the beneficiaries directly through their linked bank account.

SPECIAL NOTES FOR ASPIRANTS :

• The Governor of Uttarakhand is Gurmit Singh, a former Deputy Chief of the Indian Army.

• The Chief Minister of Uttarakhand is Pushkar Singh Dhami, the 11th Chief Minister of Uttarakhand.

• The summer capital of Uttarakhand is Bhararisen and the winter capital and largest city is Dehradun.

• Uttarakhand was formed on 9 November 2000.

• The number of districts in Uttarakhand is 13.