Chief Minister participated in Ladli Bahna Sammelan in Sitamau
Bhopal. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that social, economic and political empowerment of sisters is taking place in Madhya Pradesh. There was a time when girl child was considered a burden in the family, today she has become a boon. Ladli Laxmi Yojana has made 44 lakh 90 thousand girls of the state millionaires. Under the Chief Minister Kanya Marriage Scheme, the government gets poor girls married. Sisters have been politically empowered by the 50 percent reservation given to sisters in local body elections. Mukhyamantri Ladli Bahna Yojana will make them financially empowered. Due to the provision of exemption in stamp duty to sisters, today 45 percent land is being given in the name of sisters.
Chief Minister Chouhan was addressing the Ladli Bahna Sammelan at Sitamau in Mandsaur district on Thursday. He also distributed benefits to the beneficiaries under various schemes. Earlier, the Chief Minister duly performed bhoomi-pujan of “Kayampur-Sitamau” pressurized large micro-irrigation project costing Rs 2,374 crore at Jawanpura in the district. The Chief Minister announced voluntary holiday on the birthday of Todermal ji, making Nahargarh a Nagar Panchayat and Kayampur a Tehsil.
Village-village, ward-ward camps will be organized from May 16 under Chief Minister’s Public Service Campaign-2
He said that village-village and ward-ward camps will be organized from May 16 under Mukhyamantri Jan-Seva Abhiyan-2, in which people will get the benefit of 67 types of services on the spot. Their problems will be solved immediately. He instructed the administration that the applications received in the campaign and the pending applications of the CM Helpline should be disposed of by July 15.
Beware of swindlers, don’t fall prey to fake schemes
He said that nowadays some people are trying to mislead the public by making fake schemes. People should stay away from such thugs and do not fall in their trap. The previous government made farmers defaulters in the name of loan waiver. Our government is paying their interest amount so that they can get the benefit of the government’s crop loan scheme at zero percent interest. Forms will be filled from May 14 to waive the interest of the farmers. The government has made a provision of Rs 2400 crore in the budget for this scheme.
Every poor in the state will get land lease for living
The Chief Minister said that every poor person in the state is being given a lease of land for living. So far, 60 to 70 thousand pattas have been distributed in the state under the Chief Minister’s Residential Land Rights Scheme. For this, apart from government land, arrangements are also being made to purchase private land. Free ration, houses, medicines, gas connections etc. are being given to the poor in the state.
The Chief Minister said that the path of education has been made easy for every child in the state. CM Rise schools are being built for quality education to the children. The government is also paying the fees for higher education. Medical and engineering studies have also been started in the state in Hindi. In order to enable the children of government schools to go to the medical college, it has been decided to reserve 5 percent seats in the medical college for the children of government schools.
He said that our government is making such arrangements that every hand can get employment by not giving lollipop of unemployment allowance. The recruitment process for one lakh government posts in the state will be completed by August 15. In order to enable the youth to get employment along with skill development, the Mukhyamantri Kaushal Earning Scheme will start from the month of June, in which an honorarium of Rs 8,000 will be given per month. Our slogan is the one who earns will eat, the one who loots will go, the new era will come.
The Chief Minister said that today Bhoomi-pujan of Rs 2374 crore irrigation project has been done. This will irrigate 3 lakh acres of land in Mandsaur region. The water of Gandhi Sagar dam will reach each and every farm in the district. All round progress and development is our goal.
He said that a campaign to change the lives of the people is going on in the state. The government is concerned about the farmers, the poor, the artisans and the youth. The era of new culture is starting in the state, in which the public and the government are working together. He stressed on formation of Ladli Behna Sena in every village, which would implement schemes related to women. He announced to give the amount of honorarium of Anganwadi workers, which was withheld by the previous government.
Water Resources Minister Tulsiram Silavat, New and Renewable Energy Minister Hardeep Singh Dung and MP Sudhir Gupta also addressed in the programme.
Unveiling the idol of Dev Rup Singh Maharaj, the deity of Banjara society
The Chief Minister unveiled the statue of Dev Rup Singh Maharaj, the deity of Banjara community, at Melkheda. This idol made of Ashtadhatu has been prepared in Jaipur, which is 8 feet. After unveiling the statue, the Chief Minister also addressed the Banjara community and the general public present in large numbers in the school premises of Melkheda. Before this, the Chief Minister offered flowers to the pictures of Lord Charbhuja Nath and Rup Singh Ji Maharaj at Melkheda.
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