Madhya Pradesh will fulfill the dreams of orphans of middle class family residing in Nowruzabad city of Umaria district. The mother of the children died almost a year ago.
The global epidemic corona also engulfed the shadow of the children's father from their heads. In such a situation, there was darkness in the life of the girl Shivali studying in class 6 and Alok studying in class 5.
In the sensitive leadership of the State Government started Mukhyamantri Covid-19 Child Welfare Scheme to save the children from this odd situation and shape their future.
Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan says that children will not be left destitute in emergency situations. In this direction, the State Government has taken responsibility for the future of innocent children whose parents have died untimely during the corona period.
Chouhan informed that till the age of 24 years of such destitute children, arrangements for financial assistance of Rs 5000, free ration and education of children have been made every month.
Shivali and Alok are also two such children, whose responsibility has been taken by the State Government. Both the children say that the dreams that mother Archana Roy and father Sanjeev Rai had seen for them will now be fulfilled with the help of Mama Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan.
In this, the ambitious Chief Minister Covid-19 Child Welfare Scheme will be aided by the state government. Shivali told that she will become a doctor and will serve the society so that no other family gets shattered under such circumstances.
At the same time, Alok says that I want to fulfill my mother's dream of becoming a scientist.