MADHYA PRADESH

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan virtually participated in the mass marriage ceremony of Mukhya Mantri Kanya Vivah Yojana at village Gudbhela in Sehore district. While blessing 415 couples, he wished that the couples tying the sacred bond of marriage may lead a happy, joyful and blissful life and increase the honour and prestige of both the clans and families.

Chief Minister Chouhan said that the marriage of a daughter should not be a burden on any family in the Society, therefore, in the year 2006, the Mukhya Mantri Kanya Vivah-Nikah Yojana was launched. Various schemes are run by the to provide opportunities for progress to the daughters.

In Ladli Laxmi Yojana, along with all possible help for studies, encouragement and cooperation is being extended to the daughters at every step. Giving reservation to Women in Panchayat and urban bodies Elections and rebate in stamp duty in registration of immovable property is an important step towards women Empowerment. Ladli Bahna Yojana will boost the self-esteem and self-reliance of women. The state government will leave no stone unturned for the welfare of mothers, sisters and daughters.

Health Minister Prabhuram Chaudhary said that through Samvad Setu, the facility has been given to talk to the relatives of Covid patients through video calls. He said that now the families of the patients will be able to take care of their respective patient through video calling themselves with the help of this new Communication bridge. Health Minister Chaudhary also made patients talk to their families through Samvad Setu.

Chief Minister Chouhan said that Women should live with self-respect, atrocities will not be allowed on the land of the state. To make women strong, Ladli Bahna Sena will be formed in every village. Sisters will be involved in this, who will work for the safety of women. He said that the homeless would be given land to live on. The tribal class also has the right on water, forests and land. They have been given powers under the PESA rules.

Chief Minister Chouhan attended Mukhya Mantri Bhu Adhikar (Chief Minister Residential Land Rights) patra distribution and Women’s Conference at Betul Police Ground on Monday. CM Chouhan said that Maa Tapti Corridor will be built in Multai. Its complete outline will be prepared. He also announced to name institutions after revolutionaries. The Chief Minister dedicated and performed bhoomi-pujan of development works worth more than Rs. 680 crore.

With the aim of re-regulating girls Education in the state, the Women and Child Development Department will launch ‘Kanya Shiksha Pravesh Utsav’campaignfrom March 7.

The mainobjectiveof the campaign is to identify and ensure re-admission of the girls in the age group of 11 to 14 years, said the officials. It is a part of theBeti Bachao-Beti Padhaocampaign.
The goal of the Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao campaign launched in the year 2015 is to celebrate the birth of the girl child and to enable her by educating her. There is also a provision to provide protein, calorie-rich take-Home ration to school-aged adolescent girls for 300 days by the Women and Child Development Department.

The survey ofAnganwadicentres is conducted every year by the department in April through which information is collected about girls in the age group of 11- 14 years, who have left school, have not taken admission in school, have taken admission once but are not going to school, or have stopped going toschoolfor some time. Take-home ration is given to such girls.

Minister of State for AYUSH (Independent Charge) Ramkishore Nano Kavre called on Union Minister of State for Food Processing and Jal Shakti Prahlad Patel in New Delhi.

Minister of State Kavre informed the Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti that approval is pending for expansion, renovation and modernization of canals in the Sanjay Sarovar project of Balaghat and Seoni districts.

He said that an action plan worth Rs 357 crore has been prepared and sent to the Central Jal Shakti Ministry earlier. Minister of State Kavre said that the wastage of water can be stopped by getting the lining work done in the Irrigation project.

Along with this, irrigation facility will be available in about 11 thousand hectares of additional land in Balaghat and Seoni districts and farmers of 300 nearby villages will be benefited.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that the will also provide funds equal to the contribution given by the donors for the expansion of Health facilities in charitable health institutions. Special rules will be made for this. Chief Minister Chouhan was addressing the foundation day of Arogya Dham Hospital and Research Center in Gwalior on Sunday and the inauguration ceremony of the institute’s cath lab and medical vehicle service.

Union Agriculture-notes-for-state-psc-exams”>Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Civil Aviation and Steel Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia, former Governor Prof. Kaptan Singh Solanki, Managing Director of MD Interten Tele Pvt Ltd, who donated Rs 2 crore for the establishment of Cath Lab in Arogyadham Institute, Manish Singhal along with other officials of Arogyadham Trust were on the dais. In-charge of the district and Resources“>Water Resources Minister Tulsiram Silavat, former minister Shri Lal Singh Arya, Etawah MLA Sarita Bhadauria, service members and citizens associated with the trust were present.

Chief Minister Chouhan said that Arogyadham Sansthan run by Taranekar Smriti Seva Nyas is a lifeline for economically weak families in the present era. He said that this trust has done a virtuous work by starting a cath lab for the treatment of heart diseases. He said that only the government cannot do all the work. It is the shared duty of the government and the Society to contribute in setting-up projects like Arogya Dham.

Governor Mangubhai Patel has said that to control crimes against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, harmony among all sections should be strengthened further. He said that Samrsata camps (harmony camps) should be organised on a large scale. Maintain lively dialogue with the citizens of the identified areas. Improvement in criminal thinking is essential for effective crime control efforts. Governor Patel said this to the officials during the review of the Scheduled Castes, Tribes Prevention of Atrocities Act.

Patel said that in order to strengthen the control system for offences under the Act, it is necessary that the guilty should be punished severely. Innocent should not be troubled. He said that there are strong traditions of harmony in the Society. There is a need to further strengthen and propagate those good traditions. There are many such wards and villages where not a single crime is registered. Information regarding such villages should be given in Samrsata camp.

The Governor said that for effective action under the Act, it is necessary to have compassion and sympathy for the victim in heart and mind. Works done with sensitivity always yield good results. He directed for continuous monitoring of the investigation works and review by doing intensive tours. He said that from the origin of the crime to the level of the court, the arrangements should be continuously reviewed at all levels. If any deficiency or problem is found at any stage, it should be resolved immediately.

Governor Mangubhai Patel has said that the success of the schemes gauged by their implementation on the ground. For effective implementation of the plan, it is necessary to have a continuous system of getting acquainted with the ground realities. Efforts along with a sensitive approach are necessary to solve the problem. He said that the simple method of sensitive vision is to consider and decide on the problem by putting oneself in the place of the affected person.

Patel was addressing the meeting of Social and School Education Department at Raj Bhavan today. Social Justice Minister Shri Prem Singh Patel, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for School Education Inder Singh Parmar, Principal Secretary School Education Rashmi Arun Shami, Principal Secretary Social Justice Prateek Hajela, Principal Secretary to Governor DP Ahuja, Commissioner Public Instructions Abhay Verma and other senior officers were present on the occasion.

The Governor said that the field situation should be continuously reviewed for the schemes to be followed as per their intention. Referring to his own experience, he said that direct Communication is essential for quality and speedy implementation of work. The decision maker’s direct familiarity with the ground realities along with records is essential for realistic assessment and resolution of problems. By doing this the basic nature of the problem becomes clear. Find the way to an effective solution.