Chief Minister Mohan Yadav during the Kisan and Sahkarita Sammelan in Bhind, facilitated the transfer of Rs 1,816 crore under the Kisan Kalyan Yojana to 80 lakh farmers. Additionally, he allocated Rs 755 crore from the Crop Insurance Scheme (Kharif 2023) to assist more than 25 lakh farmers.
Amidst the event, Chief Minister Yadav inaugurated and dedicated 68 development projects, totaling Rs 193 crore 35 lakh. Furthermore, he announced initiatives including the establishment of a college in Nayagaon, rejuvenation of Gauri Sarovar, elevation of Mehgaon to Nagar Panchayat status, introduction of an agriculture faculty at the Bhind college, construction of the Etawah to Bhind road and the building of the Lelwari bridge.
Chief Minister Yadav was accorded a warm welcome by the public representatives when he arrived at the conference venue after the Jan-Abhaar Yatra. Revenue Minister Karan Singh Verma, New and Renewable Energy Minister Rakesh Shukla, MP Sandhya Rai were present.
Chambal is a land of heroes
Chief Minister said that Bhind is the land of bravehearts. The land of Chambal has the youth who have the courage and strength to keep the enemies of the country within their limits. While paying obeisance to Vankhandeshwar Mahadev in Bhind and Doctor Hanumanji of Dadraua, highlighting Bhind's historical association with outlaws, now transformed into a domain governed by law. Driven by a commitment to progress, the state government is focused on streamlining the lives of Chambal residents. Yadav commended the initiatives led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, emphasizing their role in advancing the nation's prosperity and global stature.
Prime Minister Modi resonates in the heart of every indivisual
Chief Minister Yadav expressed that Prime Minister Modi resonates in the hearts of every individual, having ignited the cultural ethos of Vasudaiva Kutumbakam. Amidst the challenging times of Covid, he ensured the safety of all citizens and initiated the distribution of Covid vaccines to over 100 countries worldwide.
Additionally, Modi facilitated the provision of permanent housing to 22 crore disadvantaged individuals across the nation.
On the initiative of Prime Minister Modi, bank accounts were opened for the underprivileged, ensuring direct access to their entitled rights. As a result, a considerable number of farmers now receive benefits directly in their accounts under the Farmer Welfare and Crop Insurance Scheme. Modi's dedication to public welfare deserves commendation.
Dedication of joint tehsil offices in Bhind and Mehgaon, electricity sub-station in Dandraua and higher secondary high schools in Jakhauri and Sherpur
Chief Minister Yadav today innaugrated 50 development initiatives including drinking water works of Jal Jeevan Mission in Pariaya, Mora, Akhosar and Narsinghgarh, works of tap water scheme in 45 villages and construction work in Bhind jail under the dedication and bhoomi pujan of 68 development projects costing 193 crore 35 lakhs.
Chief Minister Yadav dedicated water supply scheme in Lahar, Gormi, Alampuray and Daboh, joint tehsil office in Bhind and Mehgaon, bridge on Son river on Alampur-Bhagwapura road and Gaur bridge, Jal Jeevan Mission in Mehda, Kurthar, Bhampar and Shahpura. Along with this, he also dedicated the road from Sevda to Kanwar and Jamna to Manpura, electricity sub-station at Dandraua, higher secondary and high schools at Jakhauri and Sherpur and semi-urban police station at Ater. Chief Minister Yadav also distributed benefits under various schemes. After the death of Sharda Baghel’s husband due to electrocution, a cheque of Rs. 4 lakh was given to Baghel as financial assistance.
New and Renewable Energy Minister Shri Rakesh Shukla, MP Smt. Sandhya Rai, MLA Shri Narendra Singh Kushwaha and Shri Amrish Sharma presented their views. District Panchayat President Smt. Kamna Bhadauria along with other public representatives and a large group of people participated in the programme.