Month: February 2020

IFFCO held a high voltage “National Agricultural Techniques Conference” last week at the farm of Padma Shri award-winning farmer Ram Saran Verma in Daulatpur village, Barabanki district, South Korea. ‘Uttar Pradesh, where Governor Anandiben Patel was the guest of honor.

The theme of the program was “Khet ki Baat, Khet Par”. The farm house was decorated to illustrate advanced farming techniques for the participants.

Union Agriculture Minister for the State Purshottam Rupala was also present on the occasion in addition to other distinguished guests.

Addressing the Farmers The Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Anandiben Patel, appreciated the efforts of Ram Saran Verma who adopted the latest agricultural technologies and his role in the field of agriculture.

The governor said that agriculture also plays an important role in strengthening the economy. She urged the administration to guarantee the purchase of the farmers’ produce and urged all successful farmers to each adopt a child with tuberculosis to ensure their nutrition so that they are able to overcome the disease.

The governor said there is a need to popularize new technologies in agriculture so that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s dream of doubling farmers’ incomes can be realized by 2022.

Union Minister Purushottam Rupala praised Ram Saran Verma’s agriculture using the latest technology and described it as a major contribution in the field of agriculture.

In his remarks, Rupala also appreciated IFFCO’s efforts for new innovations. IFFCO’s nanotechnology-based products are the new revolution in agriculture and it’s the biggest milestone, Rupala noted.

“The farmers had to carry the urea bag on their shoulders but with the initiative of IFFCO they could carry the urea bottle in their pockets. Currently, the field track is taking place on the farms of more than 11,000 farmers, ”Rupala said praising IFFCO.

Later, IFFCO MD Dr US Awasthi and his Marketing Director Yogendra Kumar explained the benefits of IFFCO’s nanotechnology-based products, particularly nano-nitrogen, to the Governor of the UP.

IFFCO MD Dr US Awasthi shared his views and disseminated the information via social media. He wrote: “I had the honor to address the august gathering of farmers under the ‘Khet Ki Baat Khet Par’ program in the presence of the Honorable Governor of Uttar Pradesh Smt. Anandiben Patel @GovernorofUp and Sh. @PRupala MoS, Agriculture. I shared my perspective on new products and IFFCO’s vision. @PMOIndia.

The governor also visited the stalls set up for farmers and congratulated eight farmers on the occasion.

IFFCO Vice President Dileepbhai Sanghani, MP Upendra Singh Rawat, Former Minister Sangram Singh Verma, MP Sharad Awasthi, District President BJP Awdesh Srivastava and others were present on the occasion.

During the raid, police recovered 461 boxes of various brands of alcohol. The police also arrested the keeper of the farm, Deepak Jaiswal. Another accused, Shailesh Kahar, who was also present at the farm, managed to escape. Jaiswal confessed that the alcohol was brought to the farm by three other defendants Mehul Kahar, the owner of the farm, Vipul Chavda and Shailesh, from Vadodara town. They have not yet been arrested.

All the defendants were convicted under Articles 467 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) (forged value, will), 468 (forgery for the purpose of cheating), 474 (possession of a document, knowing it is forged) , 482 (punishment for using a false property mark) and 120 B (anyone who is a party to a criminal association), as well as under the relevant articles of the Prohibition Act.

The 461 cartons of liquor valued at Rs 22.12,800 included 280 cartons of 3,360 bottles of whiskey with Punjab packaging label valued at Rs 13.44,000, 155 cartons of 1,860 packaged liquor bottles of Haryana worth Rs 7.44,000, 24 boxes of Royal Stag whiskey with 288 bottles worth Rs 1,15,200 and two boxes of Royal Challenge whiskey with 24 bottles worth Rs 9,600.

Samples were sent to the Forensic Science Laboratory (FSL) for testing after police discovered the labels and lot numbers were forged. “We are looking for the other three accused. The shipment has been hidden for the past four days. We are investigating the source of the shipment. It is quite possible that the liquor will be duplicated and they will label them with forged lot numbers and labels to sell it more. We can confirm that once the FSL report is filed, ”investigator DB Vala said.

A victim of harassment discovered that her house had been wiretapped after her ex, claiming to be on the Scotland Yard interrogation team, sent a chilling text revealing that he could hear her laughing.

Tamas Harsanyi, who works at The Farm House pub in West Malling, engaged in “sophisticated” tactics that made his victim paranoid, because he was “so in love” and “addicted” to her, said a court.

The 29-year-old, who worked at the High Street site for eight years, admitted to being the victim of stalking which today involved serious alarm and distress at Maidstone Magistrates’ Court.

Between September 11 and October 15, Harsanyi, of West Malling High Street, regularly followed the 21-year-old victim, from Maidstone, and sent numerous messages to him and his relatives, including his mother. .

Barney Nickolls, for the prosecution, explained that Harsanyi texted the victim from an unknown number, which she then traced to Met Police Headquarters.

After she and her friend started laughing at the message, Harsanyi sent another message from the same number asking “why are you laughing?”

Her suspicions raised, she discovered a listening bug under her sofa.

Using number hiding technology, which he paid for, it turned out that the victim’s father was calling him rather than Harsanyi.

In an impact statement, the victim, who met Harsanyi while working as a bartender at The Farm House, said the night is now making her nervous and she needs to check to see if Harsanyi is outside.

She said the experience had made her “very paranoid” and that she worried about Harsanyi’s “unpredictability”.

Probation officer Matt Morrish said: “He told me on several occasions that he was so in love with the victim that he was unable to accept that the relationship was over. said he was addicted to her. He comes across as remorseful and regretful. “

Keith Middleton, for the defense, said Harsanyi was very keen on the relationship being successful and that he felt very “protective” of her.

He said, “My client has no intention of returning to driving. He said he had no intention of causing alarm or distress, but he accepts that his conduct with her would have done so. “

The bar clerk has made no attempt to contact the 21-year-old since the police were called.

He is now in a three-month relationship with another woman, which began just weeks after he stopped stalking the victim.

Bench chairman Anthony Beresford said Harsanyi’s behavior was “persistent” and “sophisticated” as it involved the use of devices to conceal numbers.

Harsanyi was sentenced to 84 days in prison, suspended for 12 months. He was ordered to take a 20-day rehabilitation course and an injunction was issued to prevent him from contacting the victim or approaching his address. The restraining order will last for two years.

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