72 women under Maa Tujhe Pranam head to border

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Under the scheme ‘Maa Tujhe Pranam’, a team of 72 female members from Bhopal have left for Jaigaun international border West Bengal. The youngsters left for the trip from TT Nagar Stadium on Wednesday.

Maa Tujhe Pranam is a scheme launched by Sports and Youth Welfare Department, Madhya Pradesh. Joint Director Vinod Pradhan handed over the National Flag to team in-charge Pradeep Rawat, Assistant Director, which will be hoisted on the international border.

The youngsters from Jhabua, Sehore and Sagar have participated in this event. Addressing the members of the team going on tour of the border, said that youngsters are fortunate enough to have been selected through the lottery for the journey of experience under the ‘Maa Tujhe Pranam’ scheme. He said that the purpose of touring the international border is to mobilize the youths in the security of the country and to awaken the sense of patriotism among the youth. He told the members of the team members that after visiting the border they will experience how our young men are working day and night in the security of the country.

The Joint Director said that through this visit the youngsters are representing the state, it is important to maintain discipline in your behavior, conduct and functioning. He greeted the members of the team for the pleasant journey. On this occasion, the in-charge of the scheme and the District Officer, O.P. Harod, Assistant Director, Vikas Kharadkar, D.S.O. Rewa, Rajesh Shakya and other officials were present.

It is worth mentioning that the implementation of the government's innovative Maa Tujhe Pranam scheme, which is going on for youth to experience the international boundaries of the country, is being implemented by the Sports and Youth Welfare Department. Planning Officer-in-charge O.P. Harold said that the Maa Tujhe Pranam scheme was started from June 10, 2013. Under this plan, more than nine and a half thousand young people have been given the experience of international boundaries.

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