Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan while dedicating the newly constructed building of Medical College at Datia said that he will not let rules and laws obstruct works being carried out for the welfare of villages, poor and farmers. Rules and laws will be amended as per the need. He mentioned that budget utilization will be ensured in proportion of poor population.
Chouhan stated that public schools’ fee will be controlled. Such an arrangement will be made that children of poor families could also go to public schools to pursue studies. He informed that the state government has deposited Rs. 28 thousand 449 crore in the last one year in the bank accounts of the farmers under the Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana, Protsahan Yojana, drought relief and to financially support them at the time of natural calamities. He further said that the poor welfare scheme of world level ‘Sambal’ has been implemented to bring prosperity in life of poor families of the state. In this scheme, provisions have been made for every kind of assistance to tackle any situation for every member of poor family.
Chouhan mentioned that the registered beneficiaries of Sambal Yojana have to pay domestic electric bill at the flat rate only from month of July, additional amount of the bill will be paid by the state government. Besides, he said that the registered beneficiaries will be benefitted without any discrimination of caste, creed and religion. He informed that loan will be made available to one lakh youth at the guarantee of the state government during this year to set up self-employment. Along with this, self employment training arrangement will also be made.
Chief Minister said that Datia district tops in the country in implementation of various schemes. He informed that Datia district is the first district of the country, in which maximum amount of over Rs 62 crore has been distributed to the farmers under the Pradhanmantri Fasal Bima Yojana. The district also tops in implementationof Pradhanmantri Awas Yojana, he added.