PRADHANMANTRI BHARITYA JANURVARAK PARIYOJNA

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Pradhanmantri Bharitya Janurvarak Pariyojna (PBJP)
PRADHANMANTRI
BHARTIYA JANURVARAK PARIYOJANA
Pradhanmantri Bharitya Janurvarak Pariyojna (One Nation One Fertilizer Scheme) (PBJP), Notification, was issued by the Government of India under ‘Bharat’ brand on October 2, 2022. a fertilizer subsidy scheme. This program is being launched by the government to bring uniformity in fertilizer brands and reduce freight subsidy, which sell urea and other fertilizers under a common brand ‘Bharat’. The circular logo depicts a field of grain and a grassland supported at the left by a strand of crop and the right by ‘रु’ symbol, denoting subsidy. On the sky is shown a drone symbolizing scientific applications.

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