"These land would be given to landless agricultural labourers, especially to women. Labourers who do not have access to irrigation facilities, they would be covered under this scheme," he said.
Kumar was speaking as chief guest at programme, Stree Sakthi Sammalen for SC women at Thurangi near Kakainda.
He said the land purchase scheme for SCs is for value asset creation, while irrigation facility through bores, motors and power supply would also be provided to them.
"Efforts have been made to provide individualloans and subsidyfor SCs for business, entrepreneurship up to one crorein the future," he added.
He urged women to become educated and literate other women as well to achieve social and economic development and to overcome problems like ill health, malnutrition of children etc.
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