A convention of welfare scheme beneficiaries to be held in Bhopal

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A State-level training convention of public welfare scheme beneficiaries will be organized at Jamboori Maidan of Bhopal on December 4. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will address the convention.

Minister for Public Relations, Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra while informing about the convention said that beneficiaries from all the districts of all the Government’s public welfare schemes and programmes, especially beneficiaries of poor welfare schemes, will participate in the convention. Training will be imparted to the beneficiaries to derive benefits of the public welfare schemes at the convention.

Mishra further mentioned that information about the beneficiary-oriented, family-oriented and community-oriented welfare schemes of all the departments will be provided through short films focusing information on successful beneficiaries at the convention. These films will have information about eligibility, contact procedure to derive benefit and information about benefits.

Especially beneficiaries of beneficiary-oriented, family-oriented and community-oriented welfare schemes will take part in the convention related to agriculture, horticulture, MSME, commerce and industry, SC/ST welfare, Backward Class and minority welfare, women and child development, health and family welfare, Ayush, panchayat and rural development, social justice and disabled welfare, co-operatives, food and civil supplies and consumer protection, food processing, animal husbandry, fisheries development and fisherman welfare, forest, energy and other departments.

Mishra stated that this convention is being organized with an objective to provide benefits of several welfare schemes to the maximum number of eligible beneficiaries. He further informed that the Chief Minister will present benefit certificates as a symbol to 5 new beneficiaries of each welfare scheme on the occasion.

A musical presentation by famous playback singer Alka Yagnik will be held on the occasion. Eight groups of folk artists will also perform during the convention. 

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