Chouhan reviews status of implementation of welfare programmes

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Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan apprised himself about the progress status of the implementation of various announcements at Mantralaya on Wednesday. He reviewed the status of the announcements made during conventions and panchayats held in December and January months. He told the officers that compliance of announcements is necessary within time limit. It is informed that provision has been made to give `4 lakh to the family members in case of death of registered labourers and farmers at work place due to accident. Chief Secretary BP Singh and Principal Secretaries of various departments were present in the meeting.

Chouhan said that the human waste carried by humans is inhumane. lay focus to eliminate this arrangement in the state. Cycle rickshaws and hand carts should be replaced by e-rickshaw and e-loader. Driving training should also be given.

He directed the officials to give priority to the cycle rickshaw and hand cart operators in the primary phase of the scheme.

Besides, Chouhan gave directives for monitoring of proper housing arrangements at construction site for labourers engaged in construction, equal pay for equal work and strictly adherence of labour laws. Chouhan directed the officials to purchase smart phones and lap tops given by the various departments through integrated system.

Chouhan mentioned that concrete results must come from the objectives of the ‘Namami Devi Narmade’ Seva Yatra before the culmination of yatra. He told the officers to explore the possibilities of hostel facilities to be provided to the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe students at Delhi towards coaching and for pursuing studies from next academic session. He said that assistance should be provided actively to the students of weaker section for higher education.

These students will become carrier of development for their communities. Furthermore Chouhan gave directives to complete activities till March to provide cycles to the students living in settlements far from the schools.

He laid special emphasis for efforts to promote women self help groups. He said that special work action plan should be made for generating new employment opportunities through self help groups under the Mission Mode.

Further Chouhan directed the officials to prepare a detailed scheme to make organic farming profitable. 

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