It has been over eight months since the rollout of the National Crop and Livestock Scheme (NCLIS), with a total of 149 households now enrolled under the initiative. As of 6th August, 98 households across seven dzongkhags have insured agricultural commodities, specifically paddy, maize, and potato. Mongar leads registrations with 70 households, followed by Samtse …
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