Chief Minister Kamal Nath has asked the younger generation to imbibe Indian values and culture by eliminating social evils. It is necessary for the existence of our country. Kamal Nath was addressing the mass marriage function of all religions and Divyangjans in Chhindwara on Thursday.
The function has found a place in the Golden Book of World Records with the marriage of 3, 353 couples simultaneously.
The Chief Minister said that this function is a symbol of India's diverse culture. Here, Hindus, Muslims, Buddhists as well as Diyangjans are also being tied to the nuptial knot. He said that this culture is our greatest power, which makes India a great nation in the whole world.
He said that it is the responsibility of the younger generation to ensure that this characteristic of unity among people of different religions, castes, languages with the spirit of brotherhood should remain everlasting.
Nath said that we have a major challenge before us to make Madhya Pradesh, the leading state of the country in the field of education and health. He said quality is essential in education. Without that, the future of the youth of our state cannot be better. He said there is also a need for improvement in health facilities. In these two fields, we should move forward with excellence. The youth will have to play an important role in this regard, he added.
The Chief Minister stated that the state government has taken important decisions including loan waiver for the economic upliftment of the farmers.
The economy of the state will not strengthen, until purchasing power of farmers does not increase. He mentioned that we are working with an aim to ensure right prices to the famers for their produce to increase their purchasing power. We are striving to bring a new revolution in agriculture sector.
Kamal Nath said that the state government has begun working according to the manifesto to provide relief to the common people. By reducing electricity bill to half, initiative has been taken to provide relief to the general consumers.
Referring to the development of Chhindwara, the Chief Minister said that the credit for its development goes to the people of the district, who always made him their representative by supporting the truth in the last 40 years.
He said that the development of Chhindwara today has become a model in the state. Medical colleges, irrigation facilities, universities and skill development centers for employment have changed the scenario of the district.
The future of the people here is safe. Now they will not have to go out of Chhindwara for education and health facilities, but people from outside will come here to take advantage of the facility.
He said in order to ensure that Chhindwara district should also lead in trade & business, railway facilities have been developed, which will bring prosperity to the district as well as adjoining
areas.