Raipur

Support of people necessary for success of schemes: Raman

Staff Reporter

With support of people only the schemes canbecome successful. State Government is receiving cooperation and blessings continuously from the state residents, said Chief Minister Raman Singh. He was addressing the public meeting after laying foundation stone for construction of Government ‘Gaushala’ spread over 24.48 acre of land at cost of Rs 2.14 crore at village Pachrahi.

Mentioning the historical importance of Pachrahi, said that this area has been land of saints. It would be developed as a tourism place. The development of ‘Gaushala’ is also according to the dignity of the historical importance. It would have facilities for milk production, ‘Panchgavya’ production, production of bio-fertilizer, medicine production from cow’s urine along with green fodder production for the animals. The older cows would be kept and taken care. It would be a sanctuary where one training centre would be also there. The veterinary doctors would be deputed.

Chief Minister distributed gas connection to around 2500 poor family women under Prime Minister Ujwala Scheme. He assured the farmers of region that to promote the sugarcane farming and two sugar factories, for irrigation sprinkler and drip scheme benefit would be extended.

Monthly sanctioned letter for around 2000 beneficiaries under the Chief Minister Pension Scheme at rate of Rs 350 per month was distributed by Chief Minister. The pension scheme is for those who do not fall under the old age pension, widow and abandoned women. He also distributed Forest Right Recognition letter to 594 families. He also dedicated different buildings of Animal Husbandry department. It includes Veterinary hospital at Rengakhar, District Cattle Research lab, and Cattle Polyclinic, Maharajpur.

CM mentioned the ‘Ayushman Bharat’ scheme of Prime Minister Narendra Modi where around 37 lakh families of Chhattisgarh would get Rs 5 lakh for medical treatment. Already under CM health insurance scheme Rs 50000 is being provided. Under the PM scheme within four months in the area, all houses would get power connection. Agriculture minister Brijmohan Agrawal, MP Abhishek Singh, Parliamentary secretary Moti Ram Chandravanshi, MlA Ashok Sahu among others was present.