Chief Minister Hemant today said that more than 6 lakh mothers and sisters of Kolhan division have been linked with "Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Mainiya Samman Yojana". About 40 to 50 thousand mothers and sisters are being linked with this ambitious scheme every day in the state. "Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Mainiya Samman Yojana" is a continuous scheme, it is a scheme that will never end.

The CM said that within the last 15 to 20 days, we have moved forward with the target of covering about 48 lakh women of the state with the benefits of this scheme. In the coming days, the daughter or sister whose age will be 21 years will automatically be linked with this scheme. All sisters, daughters and mothers above 21 years are entitled to this ambitious scheme.

The CM said that the transfer of honour amount under "Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Mainiya Samman Yojana" was also organized in Santhal Pargana recently, it felt very good to see the crowd of thousands of women present in this program and the happiness on their faces. Even after heavy rain, the happiness, enthusiasm and excitement of the women participating in the program was worth seeing.

The CM was addressing people in a program of transfer of honorarium to lakhs of mothers and sisters of Kolhan division under the ‘Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Mainiya Samman Yojana’ organized at Rapcha Football Ground, Gamhariya, Saraikela-Kharsawan on Wednesday.

On this occasion, Soren transferred honorarium through DBT to the bank accounts of about 6 lakh mothers and sisters of Kolhan division under the "Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Mainiya Samman Yojana" by pressing the button of

He said that said that the indigenous and tribal people here have worked to form a strong government with hope and aspiration, in accordance with their hope and aspiration and expectation, the state government has worked dedicatedly for their all-round development. He said that today the people of our tribal society are also gradually moving forward on the path of progress. Earlier, very few people from the tribal society were seen in big positions like judge, lawyer, engineer, IAS, IPS, etc., but now the circumstances have changed and now the young men and women of our tribal society are also occupying these positions.

The CM said that his government is also working to provide a better platform to the tribal-indigenous children here. The state government is continuously strengthening its roots. Every step is being taken forward in such a way that our tribal, native, poor, backward class-community people can fight for their rights with strength. He said that in Jharkhand his government has taken the initiative to celebrate a two-day tribal festival every year on the occasion of World Tribal Day (9 August). The Chief Minister said that every work is being done for the honour and respect of the tribal society here so that their civilization and culture can be preserved.

The CM appealed to the people present in the programme to emphasize on educating their children as much as possible. Money will not be a hindrance in your children's education, because the state government is now providing education loan under Guruji Credit Card. Under this scheme, an amount of up to Rs 15 lakh is being given to the students in the form of education loan. Now you do not need to mortgage land and jewellery for higher education.

The CM said that his government has so far provided employment to more than one lakh young men and women in the private sector. 35 to 40 thousand government jobs have been given. About 40 thousand more government appointments are under process in the coming few months. The process of appointments by the state government is continuing continuously. He said that his government is now providing 200 units of electricity per month free of cost to electricity consumers. He said that the outstanding dues of old electricity bills of poor people will also be waived so that there is no burden on them and they can get the benefit of 200 units of free electricity.

On this occasion, Ministers Satyanand Bhokta, Banna Gupta, Deepak Birua, Baby Devi, MP Joba Manjhi, MLAs Dashrath Gagrai, Niral Purti, Savita Mahato, Mangal Kalindi, Ramdas Soren, Samir Kumar Mohanty, Kalpana Soren, Sanjeev Sardar, Sukhram Oraon, Sona Ram Sinku and senior officials of the district administration were present.