Mangaluru: Cooperation minister KN Rajanna stated that there’s no proposal ahead of the federal government at the moment to hike milk value within the surrounding.
“The government had increased milk prices by Rs 3 per litre in the state from August following demands from milk producers’ unions. Consumers will have to bear the brunt if there is repeated hike in the price of milk.Instead of hiking the milk price, the government is mulling over providingsubsidies for dairy farmers to increase milk production, including for the purchase of feed,’’ the minister told reporters here on Friday.
On the Yeshasvini Health Insurance Scheme for farmers, the minister said that the government will revise the treatment costs at private hospitals.
“Not many private hospitals are coming forward to treat patients under Yeshasvini Health Insurance Scheme. We have realised that the old rate was fixed for the treatment. With the rise in price, the treatment cost too has increased. Hence, I have already held a meeting with the doctors on revision of treatment costs. More hospitals have agreed to come forward to treat the patients under the scheme with the revision of the treatment cost. The revised treatment cost will be ready by next enrolment for the scheme,” he stated.
Regulations being framed for
Co-operative Societies Employment
Rajanna stated that regulations for the Karnataka Co-operative Societies (Modification) Employment, 2023 are being framed and the method is within the ultimate level.
“Law minister will finalise the rules shortly and it will be implemented at the earliest. The amendment was passed to ensure service security for the employees of cooperative societies and milk producers society. The CEO, managers, secretary of rural cooperative societies, milk producers’ societies did not have service security. The society management board had a final say in removing them from service following any allegations or political pressure. To ensure service security, Section 128 (A) of the act was amended, which received ascent from the governor as well,” he stated.
The modification to the occupation additionally made up our minds to represent a habitual cadre authority with DCC Storage president as its president, DCC Storage CEO as its member secretary and deputy registrar of cooperative societies as a member. Any choice at the workers of the cooperative societies might be taken via the authority, he stated.
Additional, the federal government additionally made up our minds to reintroduce the used device of getting a consultant of DCC Storage within the control board of the cooperative societies, he added.
“I have directed all the cooperative societies to enrol more members to the society by giving priority to educated youth and women. We want the cooperative movement to become a people’s movement. After the Congress government came to power, the mid-term loan amount at three per cent interest rate has been hiked from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 15 lakh,” he stated.
“The government had increased milk prices by Rs 3 per litre in the state from August following demands from milk producers’ unions. Consumers will have to bear the brunt if there is repeated hike in the price of milk.Instead of hiking the milk price, the government is mulling over providingsubsidies for dairy farmers to increase milk production, including for the purchase of feed,’’ the minister told reporters here on Friday.
On the Yeshasvini Health Insurance Scheme for farmers, the minister said that the government will revise the treatment costs at private hospitals.
“Not many private hospitals are coming forward to treat patients under Yeshasvini Health Insurance Scheme. We have realised that the old rate was fixed for the treatment. With the rise in price, the treatment cost too has increased. Hence, I have already held a meeting with the doctors on revision of treatment costs. More hospitals have agreed to come forward to treat the patients under the scheme with the revision of the treatment cost. The revised treatment cost will be ready by next enrolment for the scheme,” he stated.
Regulations being framed for
Co-operative Societies Employment
Rajanna stated that regulations for the Karnataka Co-operative Societies (Modification) Employment, 2023 are being framed and the method is within the ultimate level.
“Law minister will finalise the rules shortly and it will be implemented at the earliest. The amendment was passed to ensure service security for the employees of cooperative societies and milk producers society. The CEO, managers, secretary of rural cooperative societies, milk producers’ societies did not have service security. The society management board had a final say in removing them from service following any allegations or political pressure. To ensure service security, Section 128 (A) of the act was amended, which received ascent from the governor as well,” he stated.
The modification to the occupation additionally made up our minds to represent a habitual cadre authority with DCC Storage president as its president, DCC Storage CEO as its member secretary and deputy registrar of cooperative societies as a member. Any choice at the workers of the cooperative societies might be taken via the authority, he stated.
Additional, the federal government additionally made up our minds to reintroduce the used device of getting a consultant of DCC Storage within the control board of the cooperative societies, he added.
“I have directed all the cooperative societies to enrol more members to the society by giving priority to educated youth and women. We want the cooperative movement to become a people’s movement. After the Congress government came to power, the mid-term loan amount at three per cent interest rate has been hiked from Rs 10 lakh to Rs 15 lakh,” he stated.
