Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Nano Urea Plant manufactured at IFFCO, Kalol in Gandhinagar. PM Modi said that cooperation is a great medium for self-reliance of the village and it has the energy of a self-reliant India. For the construction of a self-reliant India, it is very important for the village to be self-reliant, so according to the path shown by Pujya Bapu and Sardar Saheb, we are moving toward a model cooperative village. Today, I feel special pleasure while inaugurating the country's first Nano Urea Plant for self-reliant agriculture. Now the power of a sack of urea is contained in a bottle. About half a liter bottle of Nano Urea, one sack of the farmer will meet the requirement of urea.

PM Modi further said that about half a liter bottle of nano urea, one sack of the farmer will meet the requirement of urea. Till 7-8 years ago, instead of going to our farm, most of the urea used to fall prey to black marketing, and the farmer was forced to eat sticks for his needs. After the formation of our government in 2014, we did the work of 100 percent neem coating of urea. This ensured that the farmers of the country got enough urea. Along with this, we started the work of restarting 5 closed fertilizer factories in UP, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, and Telangana. We also have big factories closed due to lack of new technology.

India imports urea from abroad, in which a 50 kg bag of urea costs Rs 3,500. But in the country, the same urea bag is given to the farmer for only Rs 300. That is, our government bears a load of Rs 3,200 on a bag of urea. In order to ensure that the farmers of the country do not face any problems, the Central Government has given a subsidy of Rs 1.60 lakh crore in fertilizer last year.

PM Modi said, whatever is necessary for the interest of the farmers of the country, we will do that and will continue to increase the power of the farmers of the country. In the earlier government, only immediate solutions were found to the problems. Only limited efforts were made so that the problem does not arise in the future. In the last 8 years, we have also taken immediate measures and found permanent solutions to the problems.

There is a solution to many of India's difficulties in self-reliance. A great model of self-reliance is cooperation. We have experienced this with great success in Gujarat and all of your friends are the fighters of this success. The example of the cooperative model of the dairy sector is before us. Today India is the largest milk producer in the world, with Gujarat having a major share. In the past years, the dairy sector has been growing rapidly and is also contributing more to the rural economy.

The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested an assistant engineer posted in the Najafgarh Zone of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (Delhi MCD) for demanding a bribe of Rs 3 lakh along with his associate. It is alleged that these people were demanding bribes from the complainant in exchange for putting up the roof of the house being built by him. The arrested accused was produced before the special CBI court in Delhi from where he has been sent on a 2-day CBI remand for interrogation.

According to CBI spokesperson RC Joshi, those arrested include Assistant Engineer MS Meena posted in Najafgarh Zone of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, and his assistant Beldar Prakash. According to the CBI, the complainant had complained to the Anti-Corruption Branch that he was building his house in Najafgarh. During this, when he started putting the lens on his house, he was contacted by Beldar Prakash posted in the Najafgarh zone of the Municipal Corporation of Delhi, and told him that he would have to pay a bribe of Rs 3 lakh instead of inserting the lens. This bribe will be taken by Assistant Engineer Meena.

What are the charges against the arrested engineer?
It is also alleged that the complainant was threatened that if he did not pay the bribe amount, he would not be allowed to insert the lens and even if he did, it would be broken as illegal. On the basis of the complaint, the Anti-Corruption Branch of the Central Bureau of Investigation conducted a preliminary inquiry into the matter and after finding important facts during this investigation, a case was registered in this regard under criminal sections, after which the accused officers were recovering an installment of ₹ 1 lakh from the complainant. was arrested red-handed.

According to the CBI, immediately after the arrest, raids were conducted on their premises, from where many incriminating documents including some property documents have also been recovered. The work of assessing the recovered documents is going on. The accused was produced before the special CBI court in Delhi, from where he has been sent on CBI remand for two days' interrogation, the investigation of the case is going on.