Haryana CM Unveils Horticulture Projects in Jhajjar District
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini launched multiple development projects in Jhajjar district to transform the local rural economy. The initiatives introduce advanced agricultural technology, enhanced irrigation frameworks, and modern educational infrastructure specifically designed to elevate the financial status of farmers in the Badli constituency.
Key Highlights
- Two advanced agricultural research and seed production facilities were inaugurated in Jhajjar.
- The projects focus on shifting farmers toward high-value, protected cultivation practices.
- Israeli Ambassador Reuven Azar attended the event, signaling international collaboration in farming technology.
- Fresh investments were announced for local irrigation, healthcare, and rural infrastructure.
Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini on Wednesday unveiled and dedicated projects in Jhajjar district, while announcing a series of fresh infrastructure, healthcare, irrigation, education and rural development initiatives expected to reshape the socio-economic landscape of the Badli Assembly constituency.
The occasion, held at Munimpur village on Maharana Pratap Jayanti, brought together senior political leaders, agricultural experts and international representatives, including Haryana agriculture minister Shyam Singh Rana and Israeli ambassador to India Reuven Azar, underlining the state government’s growing emphasis on transforming horticulture into a major engine of rural prosperity.
At the heart of the programme was the inauguration of two landmark institutions aimed at strengthening Haryana’s horticulture ecosystem.
The CM inaugurated the Horticulture Research Centre at Raiya, developed under Maharana Pratap Horticultural University, Karnal; and the Centre of Excellence for Floriculture and Seed Production Technology at Munimpur.
Together, the two facilities represent a major investment in scientific agriculture, advanced research and technology-driven farming.
Addressing the gathering, Saini said Haryana has emerged among the leading states in horticulture development, and that the government is committed to helping farmers move beyond traditional farming towards high-value crops, protected cultivation and technology-led agriculture.
Future Outlook
The launch of these specialized agricultural centers establishes a long-term framework for modernized cultivation in northern India. By integrating global expertise and scientific research, the state aims to scale up crop diversification significantly over the coming years. Local growers are projected to experience higher income yields as modern seed technologies and protected farming mechanisms become widely accessible across rural zones.
FAQs
What major facilities did Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini inaugurate in Jhajjar?
The Chief Minister inaugurated the Horticulture Research Centre located in Raiya and the Centre of Excellence for Floriculture and Seed Production Technology situated in Munimpur.
Which international dignitaries participated in the agriculture event?
The Israeli Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, attended the event alongside local agricultural experts and prominent state political leaders.
What is the primary objective of these new development projects?
The initiatives aim to transition local farmers away from traditional agricultural methods toward technology-driven, high-value crop cultivation and protected farming practices.
