Cooperation Department will organize a 10-day spice fair in Jaipur, farmers will benefit

10-day National Co-operative Spices Fair in Jaipur from 30th April to 9th MaySpice Fair) will be held. It will be organized in the south campus of Jawahar Kala Kendra. The preparations for which have been started. Due to COVID-19, the fair could not be organized for the last two years. cooperative (cooperative) Registrar Muktanand Agarwal has given this information. He was addressing the additional divisional registrars in a meeting organized on Wednesday in Sahakar Bhawan regarding the Masala Mela. He said that Rajasthan is the only state in the country in the cooperative sector, which has been organizing the Sahakar Masala Mela since many years.Jaipur) has been taking the initiative to provide pure spices to the residents. This will benefit the farmers.

Aggarwal told that the people here are waiting for the Sahakar Masala Fair to be organized in Jaipur. This fair has become a national identity. He instructed the divisional officers to take quality spices of their respective divisions and send them to the institutions. On this occasion, VK Verma, Managing Director of Consumer Union said that cooperatives have been instructed to maintain attractive packing, purity of spices, competitive price and credibility of the cooperative in the cooperative fair.

Spices producing farmers will benefit

Verma told that in the Sahakar Masala Mela, along with whole and ground spices, arrangements will also be made to make them available by grinding spices on the spot. For the convenience of the consumers, making the Sahakar Masala Mela multi-functional, along with the display and sale of high quality cooperative products and spices, the fair will be made attractive. The timing of the Sahakar Masala Mela will be from 11 am to 9 pm. Entry will be free. The fair will benefit both the spice producing farmers and the common citizens. Farmers will get good market. Spices are grown in many districts of Rajasthan.

Work on new aspects of cooperatives in the changing times

Shreya Guha, Principal Secretary, Cooperative Department in Rajasthan said that in the changing times, along with the traditional works of cooperatives, there is a need to work on new aspects as well. Cooperation is a people-to-people sector and in such a situation, the concerned officers should focus on various activities keeping in mind the needs of the people. Guha was addressing a departmental meeting at Sahakar Bhawan. He said that Confed should increase its activities in the towns as well. Increase in business activities by coordinating with various departments of the state government. Confed should also focus on good packaging and branding.

information on cooperative work

Guha said that the cooperative press should also do more business by improving its functioning. The Registrar of the department, Muktanand Agrawal, through a presentation, explained in detail about the outline of the department, various branches of the department and their functions and the Co-operative Societies Act. Rajfed Managing Director Urmila Rajoria, Tilam Sangha Managing Director Radhey Shyam Meena, Additional Registrar Rajiv Lochan Sharma, Rajfed General Manager Vidyadhar Godara and Apex Bank Managing Director Bijendra Rajoria were present in the meeting.