Traditional Skills Of Backward Classes To Get A New Recognition Under Yogi Govt, Deliberations On Formation Of ‘Shri Anna Kala Board’
The State Backward Classes Commission has taken an important initiative towards taking forward the Yogi Government’s policies for the social and economic empowerment of backward classes in Uttar Pradesh. At the monthly meeting of the Commission, detailed discussions were held on the proposal to constitute the Shri Anna Kala Board, keeping in mind the interests of artisans belonging to the Bhurji,…
The State Backward Classes Commission held a monthly meeting to deliberate on a proposal to create the Shri Anna Kala Board, aimed at safeguarding the interests of artisans from the Bhurji, Bhojwal and Bhadbhuja communities, who are skilled in traditional grain roasting. The commission's aim is to offer these skilled individuals modern technology access, training, loans, subsidies, and better market opportunities.
The meeting was chaired by Commission Chairman Rajesh Verma at the Commission's Lucknow office. Discussions also covered the execution of various development and welfare schemes for backward classes, guaranteeing that these benefits reach eligible beneficiaries. The proposal to form the Shri Anna Kala Board was suggested by S.K.
Singhania, and it would focus on preserving the skills of those involved in this traditional profession, integrating them into food processing, promoting skill development, providing easy loans and subsidies, and ensuring market availability for their products. This initiative aligns with Uttar Pradesh's self-reliant vision, Atmanirbhar Uttar Pradesh, and government projects like One District One Product.
Additionally, a letter from the Vishwakarma Ekikaran Abhiyan Sanstha was discussed, emphasizing the need for Vishwakarma community participation. The Commission decided to gather information about the Vishwakarma Kalyan Aayog/Vishwakarma Skill Development Board from Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, and Haryana for Commission consideration.
Commission Secretary was tasked with handling this matter. Commission Chairman Rajesh Verma assured that complaints from Other Backward Classes are being handled swiftly, and the state government is committed to ensuring the schemes' benefits reach every societal section, particularly backward classes. Modern technology implementation is crucial to ensure every eligible person benefits from the schemes.
Commission Vice Chairman Surya Prakash Pal and Sohan Lal Shrimali, along with other Commission members, attended the meeting.
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