Assam Agriculture Minister Pijush Hazarika visited the irrigation project at Hatiamukh, Jagiroad, on 12 July 2026 — a facility constructed at a cost of ₹30.67 crore to boost water access for local farmers.
The Hatiamukh irrigation project, built at ₹30.67 crore, is designed to provide reliable water supply to paddy fields in Jagiroad, supporting the livelihoods of farmers and indigenous farming communities in the area.
The ₹30.67 crore infrastructure at Hatiamukh represents one of the larger single-site irrigation investments in the Jagiroad region of Assam, according to available project data, aimed at strengthening water infrastructure for agriculture.
During his 12 July 2026 field visit, Agriculture Minister Pijush Hazarika reviewed water access conditions for farmers in Jagiroad, with the Hatiamukh project central to the state's irrigation expansion drive in the district.
Assam's investment in the Hatiamukh irrigation scheme at Jagiroad reflects a broader push to modernise agricultural infrastructure across the state, with the ₹30.67 crore project targeting improved crop yield for local farming communities.
Assam Agriculture Minister Pijush Hazarika's inspection of the ₹30.67 crore Hatiamukh irrigation project on 12 July 2026 underscores the state government's focus on rural water infrastructure to support paddy cultivation and indigenous farming communities in Jagiroad.