Jaipur: Whether it is the Centre or the state's schemes, the basic premise is that of the farmers of the country. Everyone speaks of strengthening the farmer. Whether it's politicians who give the slogan of 'everyone's development', or politicians who talk of their party's hand with the common man. In the same order, Rajasthan's budget is set to cost about 20 % of the total budget this time.

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This includes 8,57 crore rupees on agriculture and allied services, Rs 12,873 crore on rural development and Rs 2,939 crore on irrigation as well as other expenditure on financial, social and community services. However, the shocking thing amongst all this is that the Government does not know the population of the farmers for whom this money is to be spent. Co-operative Minister Uday Lal Anjana himself says that the government has no record of farmers' population.

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The Minister of the Government said that no record of the number of farmers is available, but he could not say if there is no farmer figure, then, what is the basis for the schemes for the farmers? Anjana argues that so far the state has worked on the basis of farmers' holdings.

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