In Rajasthan, the ruling Congress, gearing up for the upcoming state assembly elections, has unfolded its manifesto, focusing on farmers. It has promised interest-free loans of two lakh rupees for farmers and committed to enacting a law based on the recommendations of the Swaminathan Committee for setting the minimum support price. The Congress stated that if the Congress government continues in Rajasthan, farmers will be provided loans at 2% interest, and health insurance of up to 50 lakhs will be offered.
It's worth mentioning that the voting for the state assembly elections in Rajasthan is scheduled for November 23, and the results will be announced on December 3. Currently, Ashok Gehlot leads the government in Rajasthan, where the tradition of changing the government every five years has been prevalent. While the BJP seeks to maintain this tradition, the Congress is actively working to break it.
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