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Aman Arora Launches Moga Project in Sunam to Boost Irrigation for 250 Farmer Families

Moga Project launched in Sunam’s Akbarpur village to improve canal irrigation and benefit 250 farming families.

by Tamanna

Sunam (Punjab): Punjab Cabinet Minister and Aam Aadmi Party state president Aman Arora today laid the foundation stone for a new irrigation initiative in Akbarpur village under the Ghaggar branch canal system. The Moga Project aims to strengthen canal water supply and improve irrigation facilities for farmers in the region.

Moga Project to Improve Irrigation for Farmers

The Moga Project is expected to provide assured canal water to around 250 farmer families, ensuring better irrigation for their agricultural fields. The project will help farmers meet their water requirements more efficiently and reduce dependence on groundwater sources.

Local villagers have welcomed the initiative, stating that the Moga Project will significantly improve farming conditions in the area.

Moga Irrigation Project Focuses on Canal Water Distribution

According to officials, the Moga Project is part of the Punjab government’s ongoing efforts to expand and strengthen canal-based irrigation infrastructure. The project aims to maximize the use of surface water for agriculture and promote sustainable farming practices.

With improved water access, the Moga Project is expected to enhance crop productivity and support the rural economy.

Government’s Commitment to Farmers

During the foundation stone ceremony, it was highlighted that the Moga Irrigation Project reflects the state government’s commitment to agricultural development and farmer welfare.

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The initiative is aligned with the broader vision of ensuring adequate irrigation facilities across Punjab’s farming regions.

Welcomed by Local Residents

Residents of Akbarpur village expressed gratitude for the Moga Irrigation Project, saying it will directly benefit hundreds of farming families. The project has been seen as a positive step toward rural development and water management improvement.

The Moga Project is expected to bring long-term agricultural benefits by improving irrigation access and supporting sustainable farming in Punjab. With this initiative, the government aims to strengthen rural infrastructure and boost farmer productivity.

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