Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that the State Government wants ‘collective efforts, inclusive growth’. He said Madhya Pradesh will be made number one State in the country by better implementation of schemes.
Chouhan was addressing Antoday Mela in village Navara of Khaknar block, Burhanpur district. He distributed different items and benefits worth Rs8.75 crore to 5000 beneficiaries under different schemes.
Chouhan said that one lakh youths will be provided loan without guarantee every year for providing more and more job opportunities.
He said that Madhya Pradesh is in better condition as compared to other States in electricity, road and drinking water availability.
He said that land rights (patta) will be given to rural people for house construction. He said a new bridge will be constructed on Tapti river near Dariyapur.
A of Rsfive crore will be provided for road construction in Nepanagar. Two 50-seater hostels will constructed in Khaknar block headquarters each for scheduled tribe and scheduled caste students.
Chief Minister Chouhan handed over lPG connection to five beneficiaries under Ujjawala Yojana as taken.
In the programme, 531 lPG connections, items worth Rs1.05 crore to 714 beneficiaries, social security pension to 113 pensioners, tractors to 527 beneficiaries under agriculture and horticulture Departments schemes, fund for tissue culture and drip irrigation were given away to people.
Chouhan dedicated a pre-metric hostel and government high school building in Mandwa.
He also performed bhoomi-pujan for 12 construction works costing Rs4.22 crore and two school buildings of costing Rs5.64 crore.
Member of Parliament Nandkumar Singh Chouhan also addressed the function. Panchayat representatives were present on the occasion.