The Gareeb Kalyan Agenda will be implemented firmly in the state. land and housing will be provided to all the poor. Government will bear the expenses of admission of children who acquire more than 75 per cent marks in 12th Board, into IIT, IIM, National law College and Medical College. Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan was addressing a public gathering at Khajla, Semla Jode in Rajgarh.
Chouhan said that a Nal-Jal Yojana worth nearly Rs 343 crore from Mohanpura dam has been made to provide drinking water in every house of 400 villages in Rajgarh and Khilchipur tehsil. He said that this will solve the problem of fetching water from far-flung areas. He said the farmers will now have repay only Rs 90,000 on a loan of Rs one lakh taken for seeds, fertilizers. He said that 2.50 lakh hectare land will be irrigated from Mohanpura dam constructed in Rajgarh district and 3430 hectare will be irrigated from Moodla dam.
Chouhan announced to sanction Rs 50 lakh for construction of community hall at Khajla Jode, Rs 3 crores for Nagar Palika Parishad Rajgarh and Rs 2 crores for Nagar Parishad Khujner for development works. Besides Rs one crore fund each was sanctioned to Krishi Upaj Mandi Khilchipur and Khujner and Rs 39.17 crore for Berasia-Narsinghgarh road, Rs 30.73 crore for Sundarpura-lakhnavas road, Rs 2.17 crore for Biaorakalan-Khilchipur to Chapiheda road, Rs 9.30 crore for bridge construction on Kalisindh river in limboda-Kundaliya road, Rs 6 crore for bridge construction on Chapa river on Kajlikhedi East to West Road and Rs 3.76 crore for bridge construction on Chapi river on Ramgarh Semli road.
Earlier, Chief Minister offered prayers at Baba Ramdev temple and performed Yagya. He performed pada-poojan of the girls. He dedicated the Moondla dam worth nearly Rs 28 crore. The Chief Minister distributed benefits to the beneficiaries of Soil Health Card, National Family Assistance, ladli laxmi, Mukhya Mantri Mazdoor Suraksha, Bhavan Sannirman Karmakar Mandal, Kapildhara and Prime Minister’s Housing Scheme.