Kota: Sarath Kumar Shetty, Chief Executive Officer of Kota Cooperative Farmers Association, stated that eco-friendly agricultural programs are gaining widespread recognition from the Panchavarna organization. He made these remarks on Friday during the 55th Nama Adide series program, organized by Panchavarna Yuvaka Mandal and Panchavarna Mahila Mandal in collaboration with Geetananda Foundation Manur, Raitadhwani Sangh Kota, Geleyara Balaga Karkada, Snehakoota Manur, and Rotary Club Kota Saligrama.
The event, held under the leadership of Kota's Panchavarna Yuvaka Mandal, celebrated grassroots innovation in farming. Shetty highlighted that the Panchavarna organization is setting an example for the entire country through its farmer-friendly initiatives. He credited Anand Pujari with introducing a new innovation to the agricultural sector, emphasizing that such efforts go beyond mere recognition of farmers.
Gulladi Anand Pujari, a resident of Kotattu, received the 55th Farmer Award along with agricultural implements. Kotathatu Gram Panchayat Immediate Past President Satish Kunder inaugurated the program by planting an eco-friendly green plant and performing cow puja. Panchvarna Yuvaka Mandal President Manohar Pujari presided over the function.
Kota Srikanth Shenai, head of Sakad Foundation, presented the farmer award. Distinguished attendees included Kota Cooperative Farmers Director Ranjith Kumar, social worker Dinesh Ganiga, Leaders Association Karkada President K. Taranatha Holla, Raithadhvani Sangh President M. Jayaram Shetty, Panchavarna organization founder president Shevadhi Suresh Ganiga, and Mahila Mandal President Lalita Pujari. Executive President of Mahila Mandal Kalavati Ashok delivered the welcome address and introductory remarks. Ajit Achar, immediate past president of the association, gave the felicitation. Member Prabhakar Manur narrated the program, while Rabindra Kota Vandisi coordinated it.
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📰 Source: Kundapra