brides will be given smart phone
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan participated in mass marriage ceremony organised by Akhil Bhartiya Pal Mahasabha and blessed newly married couples on Saturday. He said that girls being married under Mukhyamantri Kanya Vivah Yojana will be given smart phones so that they can become digitally empowered. They will be given cheque of each Rs 3,000 for purchasing smart phone. Pal Samaj is a hardworking community. All needed steps will be taken up for development of Pal Samaj. Chouhan urged all perents of Pal Samaj to educate their children. The government will bear expenditure. In programme President of Pal Samaj Shaitan Singh Pal and relatives of newly married couples were present. Marriages took place amid Vedic mantras. The Chief Minister blessed newly married couples and wished for bright future.
Mukhya Mantri Vivah-Nikah,ladli laxmi Yojana to remain forever
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that such an arrangement will be made that both ladli laxmi and Mukhya Mantri Kanya Vivah-Nikah (MMKV-N) Yojana will be implemented forever. Chouhan said that a cheque of Rs 3,000 each will be given separately for smart phone to the couples under the Mukhya Mantri Kanya Vivah-Nikah Yojana. Chief Minister was addressing a mass marriage function organised on Akshaya Tritiya inspired by Patai wale Gurudev at Bandrabhan of Budhni development block in Sehore district on Saturday. At least 232 girls tied the nuptial knot and one girl performed Nikah. Chief Minister Chouhan blessed the newly-wed couples and extended greetings to all those present at the function on Parashuram Jayanti. Chief Minister Chouhan refused to be welcomed at the ceremony venue. The Chief Minister said that – “It’s the marriage of daughters, I am a ‘gharati’ (bride’s side) and will welcome the baratis.” He told the grooms that, “take good care of my nieces otherwise there will be a fight with ‘mamaji’.”
Start work of energy from waste project in Rewa soon
Bhopal: Commerce, Industry and Employment and Mineral Resources Minister Rajendra Shukla inspected the energy from waste plant during his stay at New Delhi on Saturday. Shukla’s main intention to inspect the plant is to give final shape to the proposed energy from waste project to be established at Rewa. Shukla saw the various equipments which are used to create energy from waste at the plant. During the inspection, Shukla asked the officials of Ramky Environment Company present to begin the work of project of waste to energy at Pahadiya village of Rewa district at a cost of nearly Rs 158 crores at the earliest. Industry Minister Shukla said that the setting up of the project at Rewa will help to realize the Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Clean India Campaign.