Mahendergarh:- Needs help to feed the hands: Shruti

The budget session Mahendragarh - Bhiwani Lok Sabha constituency MP Shruti Chaudhary not only in Haryana, but around the state also raised the voice of farmers. MP said that the hand that feed us food, today they need to support. Materials needed for agricultural purposes the rise in agricultural prices have increased costs significantly. However, the finance minister presented the The budget on behalf of the farmers relieved. Nevertheless, the need to increase agricultural item The budget.

Chowdhury, lentils and mustard crops such as Parliament demanded that the farmers should be encouraged to grow, so we do not import Pedez. Doing so also will reduce their prices and we will become self-sufficient.  He said the The budget last year on the farm where three lakh 75 thousand crore had raised her four lakh 75 thousand million by the time it is the impression that the government's intention is to get farmers back on track. National Agricultural Development Plan for the roles. He said the second green revolution in the 2010-2011 financial year to four hundred million rupees were sanctioned. This holds that the general who plans relating to land, the money has been for them, it is unsatisfying. This will determine the difficulty in implementing the plan and threatened to be devoid of beneficial schemes will be. So the cost to increase the amount of one thousand million, so as to achieve objectives.

Celebrate with great pomp Ravidas Jayanti

Feb 16, Narnaul: Ravidas Jayanti Guru Ravidas Mahasabha meeting to prepare for Wednesday's meeting chaired by the custodian Mahant Balkdass House was in the office. It was decided unanimously at the February 18 local Ravidas temple saint Ravidas Jayanti will be celebrated with great pomp. Health Minister Narendra Rao will be the chief guest. Deputy district chief Sunita Varma will preside over ceremonies. Ravidas temple monk in Preagon - discourses by saints will be. Bhandare will also be held in the afternoon. 


Meeting Karmabir Singh, Sub flowers Singh, Raghubir Prasad, Ram Kumar, Ram Chandra, Ram Kumar, sir Babulal and Balbir Singh etc. were present.

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In 1948, with the formation of PEPSU Mahendragarh territory from Patiala State, Dadri territory (Now Charkhi Dadri) from Jind and Bawal territory from Nabha State were constituted into Mahendragarh district with the headquarters at Narnaul. At that time, there were three tahsils, namely; Narnaul, Charkhi Dadri and Bawal and Mahendragarh was a sub-tahsil. In 1949, Mahendragarh sub-tahsil was made a tahsil. In 1950, Bawal tahsil was broken up and 78 villages were transferred to Gurgaon district forming Bawal as a sub-tahsil and remaining villages were added to Narnaul and Mahendragarh.

In 1956 the Rewari tahsil (except 61 villages ) was excluded from Gurgaon district and included in Mahendragarh district. The Charkhi-Dadri sub- division was excluded from Mahendragarh district and included in the newly constituted district of Bhiwani. In 1977, 81 villages of Rewari tahsil was constituted into Bawal tahsil. In 1978 the district comprised 4 tahsils (Mahendragarh, Rewari, Narnaul and Bawal).

Rewari and Bawal tahsils (taken from Mahendragarh district) and Kosli tahsil except 10 villages (taken from Rohtak district) were constituted into a new district of Rewari as on 1st November, 1989. During this re-organization, Kosli was made a sub-divisional headquarters. By the beginning of 1991, the district had 2 sub-divisions (Narnaul and Mahendragarh)and two tahsils (Mahendragarh and Narnaul).

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Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda has announced that a Central University in the name of Lord Krishna would be set up over an area of 500 acres in Mahendergarh District to provide a better educational facilities to the students. He was addressing a mammoth rally at Mahendragarh on Sunday organised by local MLA and Parliamentary Secretary Rao Dan. Singh, after laying foundation stones. Hooda said that as many as 525 water courses would be lined at a cost of Rs 150 crore to irrigate 99,383 hectares of land in five districts of the State, namely Jhajjar, Rewari, Gurgaon, Mahendergarh and Bhiwani. Out of these, 104 water courses were in district Mahendergarh alone.