Haari Card Registration in Sanghar 80% Completed

Even as the third phase of Haari Card program registration continues to be rolled out across the province, Imran ul Hassan Khowaja, Sanghar Deputy Commissioner, noted that 80% of farmers in the district have already registered for the program. With these efforts in registration, the district is likely to reach 100% within the next two days, which shall place Sanghar amongst the top performing districts for Sanghar’s program.

The Sindh Government’s initiative aimed at providing protection for farmers enables them to access essential inputs like seeds, fertilizer, and relief in the case natural disasters, all of which are aimed to secure a farmer’s livelihood.

Full Scale Upon Completing The Hari Card Registration

This Hari Card phase, unlike earlier ones, does not have any restrictions on how many farmers can be registered, allowing officials to reach out to all farmers that are eligible, enabling them to provide relief for normal agricultural activities or unforeseen circumstances.

Officials Encouraged Farmers To Sign Up

During a Tando Adam review meeting with, amongst others, the assistant commissioner Hanain Tariq Shahani, mukhtiarkar Ghulam Shabbir Sahito, who gave his feedback thereafter, finished with Khowaja stressing the value of the Sahar program. He encouraged all remaining eligible farmers to take advantage of the opportunity by applying for the Hari Card so they may benefit from its numerous advantages.

Farmers who have not yet registered may go to the nearest Mukhtiarkar offices and complete the registration process. This ensures that they will be able to access the program’s funds, which are aimed at improving agricultural productivity and resilience.

Conclusion

The Hari Card program is still progressing towards its objectives of assisting Sindh’s farming community. With Sanghar approaching 100% registration, the program is establishing itself as an essential component in protecting farmers’ livelihoods while simultaneously developing the agriculture sector. Farmers are advised to take prompt action and register so they can utilize the program’s resources, leading to improved agriculture in Sindh.