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Odisha lives in its villages and farmers are its backbone. The BJD government has always prioritized the interests of the farmers and those engaged in farming activities, including the landless agricultural workers. Several innovative schemes have been initiated for our farmers and to increase farm productivity, which have resulted in agricultural production increase over the last 13 years. Besides, the state government presented a separate agricultural budget for the first time. Budget allocation for agriculture has increased from Rs. 2,000 crore to Rs. 7,000 crore now. In order to make financing available to our farmers, the state government is offering them agricultural loan at a nominal 2percent rate of interest. Our pledge is also for time-bound completion of all irrigation projects. Moreover, in-line with the commitment made during last elections, separate agricultural feeders, with an outlay of Rs. 1,000 crores, have been provided for regular power supply to the farmers of our state. Some of the schemes initiated by Shri Naveen Patnaik, for the farmers of Odisha includeJeebikaLandless persons and marginal farmers residing within the Wastershed areas, and excluded from different watershed programs included. Over 28,000 families with an expenditure of more than Rs. 32 crores benefited so far.Mobile Veterinary Unit (MVU)Odisha is the first State in organizing animal health camps in the whole country. 105 MVUs are in operation in 12 districts. More than 24 lakhs animals have been treated so far. Nearly 44,000 villages have been covered.Irrigation schemesIrrigation facilities provided to 24,87,165 hectares of land during 2,000 has been enhanced to 30,15,020 hectares by the end of March 2011 thereby creating additional irrigation potential for the farmers.Digital Mandi YojanaRs. 2 crore has been provided to give free mobile phones to 20,000 farmers & to access information under the Digital Mandi scheme.Biju Krushak Kalyan Yojana (BKKY)The most important and major cause of our farmers falling to poverty trap is the financial hazards and deprivation that health related expenses bring to them. Biju Krushak Kalyan Yojana is brought in as a tribute to the farmers and their families to .

There are several different scenarios where you would need to register a car in massachusetts:You are purchasing a vehicle from a dealership in MAYou are purchasing a vehicle from a private party in MAYou have been gifted a vehicle in MAYou are moving to MA from another state and bringing your vehicle with youYou already have a vehicle registered in MA, but need to renew it before the registration expiresStarting with the simplest case (#5), if you are renewing your registration[1] you should receive a renewal application from the RMV (Registry of Motor Vehicles) 6–8 weeks before expiration. You will then be able to complete that application by mail, phone, or online, and then your new registration will be mailed to you. Alternatively you can have your registration processed in person at some AAA, or RMV offices, as well as by your insurance agent or vehicle dealer if they are an Electronic Vehicle Registration (EVR) provider.If you are purchasing a vehicle from a MA dealership [2](#1), then there is a different set of step sth need to be completed (and will usually be coordinated by the dealership staff).The dealer will complete and sign the RMV-1 form. If you are purchasing from an out of state dealer[3], you will have to do this on your own.Your insurance agent (you did arrange for insurance on the vehicle right?) will sign and stamp the RMV-1 form.The RMV-1 form along with the bill of sale and the documentation from the previous owner (Certificate of Origin, Certificate of Title, or in the case of sufficiently old vehicles just the previous registration) are taken to the nearest RMV full service center (here is a handy checklist). There the 6.25% sales tax is collected.At this point the buyer receives the new registration certificate, license plates, and a expiration decal.The title will be processed and should be received in 6–8 weeksDon’t forget to get a vehicle inspection sticker within 7 days!For a non dealer purchase[4] (#2), the process is basically the same, just you don’t have a dealer involved. You still have to fill out the RMV-1, get insurance signoff, and bring the form along with supporting paperwork to the RMV full service center (another handy checklist) to pay the sales tax before receiving plates, registration, & decal. The title will again be mailed in 6–8 weeks.If you are being gifted a vehicle or making a transfer between certain family members[5] (#3), you may be exempt from paying sales tax on the vehicle. The process is the same as a non-dealer purchase, but in order to qualify for the tax exemption you must meet the criteria and complete either a MVU-26 for a family transfer or a MVU-24 for a gift.If you are moving into MA with a vehicle registered in another state[6] (#4) there are some additional caveats. If the vehicle has been registered in another state for > 6 months, then you are exempt from paying sales tax when transferring it into MA. To verify this you will need to fill out a MVU-29. Other than the addition of the MVU-29 (and not paying sales tax), the process is the same as in the case of a non dealer purchase (and if you do not meet the requirements for the sales tax exemption, then it is in fact the same as the non-dealer process).There are some additional edge cases not covered here, but the authoritative source for information on the matter is the Massachusetts RMV website.Footnotes[1] Renewing a Registration[2] Massachusetts Dealer Purchase - RMV - MassDOT[3] Out-of-State Dealer Purchase - RMV - MassDOT[4] Non-Dealer Purchase - RMV - MassDOT[5] Family/Gift Transfers[6] Out-of-State/Leased Vehicles - RMV - MassDOT