The Agriculture University TandoJam would receive interest-free loans, according to a plan made by the Sindh government. It is the responsibility of the university’s Department of Agriculture to devise and execute systems that guarantee the efficient allocation of these loans to the pupils.
In elaborating on the program, Sindh’s Minister of Agriculture, Sardar Bakhsh Mehr, said that the goal of these interest-free loans is to empower young people who are pursuing agricultural education. The government intends to lessen the financial load on these students in order to better prepare them for starting their own agricultural businesses after graduation.
Declaring, “Climate change has become a significant problem, with its most profound effects being felt in the agricultural sector,” Minister Mehr brought attention to the urgent topic of climate change. He underlined that in order to address these issues and promote sustainable methods in agriculture, knowledgeable and creative people are needed.
The minister also said that the “Hari Card” scheme has been given the green light by the Sindh government. This program is a component of larger agricultural community assistance initiatives, with the goal of offering farmers throughout the province a range of advantages and resources.
The province administration revealed plans to offer interest-free loans to Tando Jam Agricultural University students. By reducing their financial burdens and promoting entrepreneurship in the agricultural industry, this program seeks to empower young people who are pursuing degrees in agriculture.
It will be the duty of the University’s Department of Agriculture to devise and execute protocols that guarantee the effective allocation of loans among students.
The goal of these loans, according to Sindh Agriculture Minister Sardar Bakhsh Mehr, is to empower young agricultural students by easing their financial load and enabling them to launch their own agricultural enterprise after graduation.
Minister Mehr underlined once more how critical it is to combat climate change in agriculture, stressing its enormous effects on the industry.
In order to address these issues and advance sustainable methods, he emphasized the necessity for knowledgeable and creative individuals in the agricultural sector.
Additionally, Minister Mehr stated that the Sindh government would unveil its “Hari Card” plan in the upcoming days. The project is a component of a larger initiative to assist the farming community by offering different advantages and resources to farmers in the area.
