Chief Minister Hemant Soren, in an asset distribution function at Dharampur, Patna, Sahibganj on Thursday distributed assets among the beneficiaries of various schemes like Universal Pension Scheme, Chief Minister Pashudhan Vikas Yojana, Chief Minister Employment Generation Scheme, Birsa Harit Gram Yojana, Sona-Sobaran Dhoti Saree Yojana and Savitribai Phule Kishori Samriddhi Yojana. He presented checks to Sakhi Mandals of JSLPS. He handed over appointment letters to Sevika and Sahayikas and Pradhani Patta to village heads. At the same time, he distributed sweaters to the boys and girls of the Anganwadi center and blankets among the poor and needy. On this occasion, the CM laid the foundation stone of schemes worth Rs 61 crore 25 lakh.
Addressing the people Soren said, “It is the resolution of the government to increase the socio-economic-educational and intellectual capacity of the villagers. Many welfare schemes are being run for this purpose. We are moving forward with the aim of reaching the doorsteps of those for whom these schemes are meant. Now the schemes will not be confined to papers and files. The plans are being put on the ground. The government is keeping a close watch on the implementation of these schemes, so that every needy and poor can get its benefit.”
The CM said that thousands of camps were organized across the state under the Aapki Yojna Aapki Sarkar Aapke Dwar programme. Through these camps, problems of lakhs of people were solved and schemes were linked. Camps will be organized again so that those who are deprived, we can give them their rights and entitlements. He said that the government is strengthening the rural environment.
Soren said that the government is making efforts to make the villagers financially capable and self-reliant. In this episode, many schemes like Mukhyamantri Pashudhan Vikas Yojana, Birsa Harit Gram Yojana, Didi Bari Yojana and Chief Minister Employment Generation Scheme have been started. One should be associated with these schemes and also create awareness to connect others. With this you will become self-reliant and rural areas will also be strengthened.
The CM said that as a result of the policy being decided for agriculture today, farmers are forced to leave agriculture and work as labourers. If the farmer does not grow the crop then how will the livelihood go on? In such a situation, our government is working towards solving the problems of the farmers and making schemes in their interest. The resolution of our government is to connect the farmers with the fields.
He said that it is the effort of our government to provide employment to the people in the village itself so that they do not migrate. He said that the government has made many schemes for the workers. To take advantage of these schemes, you must register yourself on the portal of the Labour Department. He said that laborers are being provided work according to their skills. Apart from this, there is also a provision for pension for workers, scholarship scheme for the education of their children. Apart from this, if the worker dies in an accident, then there is a provision to provide financial assistance to his dependents from the government.
In the ceremony, the CM told the girls covered under the Savitribai Phule Kishori Samriddhi Yojana that you must study. Never leave your studies under any circumstances. The government has started many schemes for your studies. If you do coaching for IAS, JPSC, Banking or other competitive exams, then the government will pay for it. Not only this, the government will also bear the expenses incurred in studying courses like medical, engineering, law. Along with this, the government has made a provision to provide an amount of up to Rs.15 lakh for the students. Not only this, for those who want to do self-employment, the government is also running a scheme to provide financial assistance under the Chief Minister's Self-Employment Scheme.
The CM said that the government is going to make arrangements soon so that there is no shortage of medicines in the rural areas. Now there will be provision of generic medicines in every village. For this, the educated youth of the village will be allowed to open a medicine shop. He said that this step is being taken to make available essential medicines in the village, so that there is no shortage of medicines for any sick person in case of emergency.
Rajmahal MP Vijay Hansda and Deputy Commissioner of the district RN Yadav and Superintendent of Police Anuranjan Kispotta and other officials and a large number of villagers were present on the occasion.