Chief Minister Raghubar Das was in Hazaribagh on Friday to take part in the ongoing ambitious programme of both Central and Jharkhand Government ‘Yojna Banao Abhiyan’ organised at Kandsar panchayat of Katkamsandi block of the district.
Addressing the gathering, the CM said that the present Government is pledged to make Jharkhand a developed State by 2019 and it is possible only with the help of maximum governance, minimum Government and conscious citizens. “Development of a country or State is only possible when its villages will develop. A developed village means literate people, good water facility, good health facility and work opportunity for all that is why the government has started this Yojna Banao Abhiyan in which you people will have to sit together to make plans of development keeping in mind the needs and resources of your area,” he added.
Das said that no village or State can develop when half of the population will remain only spectator so women should also participate actively in this programme. Stressing upon the need of women education he said that Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Abhiyan is also going on and it is people’s duty to send their daughters to schools. “By the end of 2017 we will provide all the infrastructural facilities to the schools of the State. Soon there will be skill development centers in all districts to make the youths technically sound to earn livelihood. We are also going to provide mobile vans to every district to assist you in developing your area with the help of latest information technology,” said CM Das.
The CM also inaugurated the Navonmesh programme for poor students. Through this programme the district administration will provide free coaching to the aspiring students of medical, engineering and other streams. Talking about the right to service act, CM said that those who will be found guilty of not providing service within given timeframe will be punished. Corruption will not be tolerated and anyone found guilty will be behind the bars without caring his post or status in the society, he added.
On this occasion, the villagers put their problems and demands before the Chief Minister of the state. CM said that every needy citizen of the State will get ration card and appealed to return it back who had got it by mistake. Stressing upon the need of storing water CM Das said that water is the backbone of agriculture and our aim is to boost agriculture and agro-based small scale industries in the State. Talking about the new agriculture insurance scheme launched by the central government CM said that now you do not have to worry about the loss.
DC Mukesh Kumar said that the district administration is pledged to successfully implement the ongoing programs launched by both central and State Government. Many such programs are running successfully in the district. Survey and training program is going on in entire district for Yojna Banao Abhiyan. MlA Manish Jaiswal also addressed the gathering and appealed to everyone to take part actively in the process of development of your area. DPO Ajay Kumar and Sanjay Tiwari anchored the programme.