The purpose of the NERACE app is to support agricultural and horticultural products such as spices, fruits, vegetables, pulses, and small forest products. In addition, the NERACE app has been developed to promote the North East as a reliable partner in the international agricultural value chain.
Union North East Development Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia on Friday launched the North East Region Agri Commodity E-Connect (NERACE) to benefit farmers in the region and help it position itself as a hub for high value horticultural commodities in the international market. Releases the
The purpose of this NERACE app is to support agricultural and horticultural products like spices, fruits, vegetables, pulses and small forest products. In addition, the NERACE app has been developed to promote the North East as a reliable partner in the international agricultural value chain.
“Digital India for farmers in the North East! I am delighted to launch the NERACE app, an online global platform for farmers in the North East. It will play an important role in positioning the North East as a hub for high value horticultural products It will make the farmers of the region not only producers but also a reliable partner in the international agricultural value chain.”
Scindia also met Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad Sangma and discussed future plans to further enrich Meghalaya in terms of development. The discussion focused on creating a vision of ‘Developed North East’ (Developed North East) under Prime Minister Modi’s ‘Developed India’ proposal.
“A constructive meeting was held with officials of the Meghalaya government in the presence of Chief Minister Conrad Sangmaji today,” the Union Donor Minister wrote in the X Post.Together we have developed strategies in key areas of future planning. With a focus on ‘Technology, Environment and Tourism’, we strive to strengthen regional connectivity, build strong infrastructure, maximize Meghalaya’s competitive and comparative advantages and take Meghalaya to a more prosperous era of development. Developed Northeast.”
Earlier on Tuesday, Union Minister Scindia held a review meeting and discussed the 100-day action plan of the postal department. Under his dynamic leadership and direction, the Postal Department aims to transform and enhance efficiency in service delivery through important initiatives to benefit the country and its citizens.
According to the Communications Ministry, the postal department will organize 5,000 postal chowpals across the country within 100 days. “This initiative aims to bring essential government and citizen-centric services directly to rural areas, improving availability and convenience. Postal Chowpals will serve as an important link between rural residents and government activities, reducing barriers such as distance and availability. The Ministry of Communications said in a statement.
The Post Office Export Center Scheme is set to increase rural exports by supporting small scale exporters. This initiative provides essential services including documentation assistance, market information, bar-coded label printing and e-duty payment.
