15,000 ‘Drone Didis’ to Revolutionize Agriculture: Nadda
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TNR Desk
Mandi: In a significant move towards women empowerment and agricultural innovation, BJP’s National President, Jagat Prakash Nadda, announced that 15,000 women will assume the role of ‘Drone Didis.’ These empowered sisters will leverage cutting-edge Neno technology to conduct fertilization in fields, promoting both drone operation skills and technological advancements.
Addressing the audience virtually from Naulakha village in the Nachan Vidhan Sabha area of Mandi district, Nadda emphasized the Modi government’s commitment to empowering women. He highlighted the government’s decision to deploy Drone Didis as a crucial step in this direction. Nadda, who virtually joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s developed India resolution journey, urged elected Panchayat representatives to ensure the delivery of the Modi government’s guarantees to every citizen.
Jagat Prakash Nadda, BJP National President, provided insights into the developed India resolution journey, spanning two and a half lakh panchayats across the country. This initiative employs two and a half thousand vans with the primary aim of disseminating information about central government schemes. Nadda stressed the importance of reaching those who may have been inadvertently excluded from the benefits of these schemes, asserting that it is a collective responsibility to ensure the fulfillment of Modi government guarantees.
Nadda revealed that health check-ups are an integral part of this journey, demonstrating the government’s commitment to overall well-being. He further affirmed the duty of all citizens to contribute to this effort.
During the ceremony, attended by prominent BJP leaders including Saudan Singh, Jairam Thakur, Siddharthan, and Dr. Rajeev Bindal, Jagat Prakash Nadda took a pledge for a developed India, marking the occasion with a commitment to progress and inclusivity.
