Bhubaneswar: State Cabinet led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi approves 7 key proposals, including Mukhyamantri Kamdhenu Yojana to boost dairy sector in the state. Assistance to strengthen OMFED, incentives for fodder farming get Cabinet nod among other proposals.
Under the new scheme, the state government will provide incentives to people to rear cows and buffaloes to enhance milk production in Odisha.
The government will spend over Rs 1,400 crore in five years under the scheme. It has also decided to strengthen the OMFED under the new scheme, added Harichandan.
Following the Cabinet meeting, Minister, Works, Law and Excise Prithviraj Harichandan briefed the Press about the decisions taken in the Cabinet. The Minister, Panchayati Raj, Drinking Water and Rural Development Rabi Narayan Naik was also present during the press briefing.
A total no of 7 Agenda items of 6 Departments were discussed in the Cabinet Meeting and all of them have been approved, the PRO to Chief Secretary informed in a note.
The clause 4(6) of Odisha Public Distribution System OPDS (Control) Order, 2016 is amended and the process of replacing institutional dealers in place of private dealers has been extended to 31.03. 2026. The proposal has got the approval of the Cabinet.
The Odisha Superior Judicial Service and Odisha Judicial Service Rules, 2007 amended to strengthen the legal accumbency, administrative capability and to enlighten the judicial officers regarding court management.
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