Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that development cannot be imagined without education. Therefore, it is my resolve that every child in the state goes to school and completes education. Chouhan stated this at the inauguration of “School Chalen Ham Abhiyan” at Middle School, Harda on Thursday.
Chouhan said that the Government is committed to ensure uninterrupted education for children. He said that Government is providing free text-books, cycles, scholarship, meals, lodging etc. to students. It is desired from children to continue their education and reach the pinnacle.
Giving his own example, he said that when the son of a farmer of small village Jait can become the Chief Minister then anyone can reach the pinnacle by setting targets.
The Chief Minister said that there will be no lack of funds for development. The way Harda has earned fame in agriculture sector in the country, I hope that the area will also earn glory in the education sector. He also administered oath to common people to become motivators for children. He said that youths should adopt self-employment. For this, the State Government has increased loan limit under Mukhyamantri Yuva Swarozgar Yojana upto `1 crore. Chouhan said that it is matter of pride for Madhya Pradesh to supply power to states like Bihar and Delhi.
Chouhan laid foundation stones of various construction works costing `42.72 crore and inaugurated works costing `2.86 crore. Chouhan also performed Kanya Poojan and distributed cheques to meritorious students and beneficiaries of schemes.
Public Works Minister Sartaj Singh said that future becomes dark without education. This curse will have to be eradicated from entire state. Society can play a better role in this. It is a responsibility of all to ensure that every child goes to school.
MP Jyoti Dhurve, MlAs Sanjay Shah and Ram Kishore Dogne, district Panchayat President Yamini Mankar, Nagar Palika President Sangeeta Bansal and other public representatives were present on the occasion.