Jaipur, 30 September. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that Jhunjhunu district has always been a leader in the field of education and sports since independence. The talents here have set records at the national level. The state government has also opened a large number of educational and sports related institutions in the Shekhawati region. He said that this area also has a unique identity in the country for its cultural and archaeological heritage. The havelis here and Ramlila of Bissau are famous across the country.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot was addressing the inauguration and foundation stone laying ceremony of various development works worth about Rs 150 crore in Bissau, Jhunjhunu on Saturday. He himself. Referring to Ramnarayan Chaudhary, he said that he remained dedicated to the development of the area in accordance with the public sentiments, similarly, local MLA Kumari Rita Chaudhary has also made an important contribution in the development of the area. The state government also left no stone unturned in development. 6 colleges have been opened in Mandawa area, where students are shaping their future.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that Rajasthan has become a model state of the country in every field including social security, education, medicine, health, information technology, women empowerment, employment, economic development, infrastructure development, solar energy, grain production. He said that with 11.04 GDP growth rate, Rajasthan has come first in North India and second in the country. With our efficient financial management, the state’s economy will reach Rs 15 lakh crore by the end of the financial year, which we aim to increase to Rs 30 lakh crore by the year 2030.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that the state government has started the ambitious ‘Rajasthan Mission-2030’ to make Rajasthan the leader of India in every field by the year 2030. Till now, advice and suggestions for dream Rajasthan have been received from more than 2.50 crore people. On the basis of these, ‘Vision-2030 document’ will be released on October 5, 2023. In this, participation of every resident of the state will be ensured through suggestions. He said that we have progressed at 4 times the pace in 5 years. Now our aim is to increase the pace of progress 10 times by the year 2030.
Central government should study the state schemes-
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that the state government’s right to health, Rajasthan Minimum Income Guarantee, Gig Workers Welfare Act, Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme, laws like saving farmers’ land from attachment, re-start of OPS, Kamdhenu Insurance Scheme, Anuprati Coaching Scheme. Including, various policy decisions have provided relief to every section of the society. Many state governments are following us. He said that the Central Government should also study the schemes and decisions of the State Government and implement them uniformly throughout the country.
All citizens of the country should get social security-
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that under the leadership of former Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh, the Central Government gave food security, right to information, right to education and right to employment under Mahatma Gandhi NREGA equally to the countrymen. The state government is also giving a minimum social security pension of Rs 1000 per month to about 1 crore people. Now in the same way the Prime Minister should also enact the Right to Social Security Act at the Centre.
Farmer and animal husbandry friendly state government-
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that the state government has taken many important decisions and implemented schemes for the welfare of farmers and cattle herders. Along with presenting a separate agricultural budget, animal farmers were given assistance of Rs 40,000 each for the cows that died due to lumpy disease. Besides, now under Kamdhenu Insurance Scheme, two milch animals per family have been insured for Rs 40-40 thousand. He said that Rs 500 crore was spent by the previous government for gaushalas in 5 years, whereas the present government has given a grant of Rs 3000 crore to gaushalas and Nandishalas.
Plans will continue-
hief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that due to the efficient financial management of the state government, every section has benefited from the schemes. These will continue further also. He said that the promises made have been fulfilled.
The center should also provide gas cylinder for Rs 500
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that after making gas cylinders available for Rs 500 in Rajasthan, the central government has reduced the price by only Rs 200, whereas the Prime Minister should provide gas cylinders to the countrymen for Rs 500 like in Rajasthan. He said that the Central Government should also implement schemes like 100 units of free electricity to domestic consumers, 2000 units of free electricity to agricultural consumers, medical insurance of Rs 25 lakh, Annapurna Food Packet etc.
In the program, MLA Kumari Rita Choudhary said that under the leadership of Shri Gehlot, the state government provided relief to the common people even in difficult situations like Corona and rising inflation. The state government has paved the way for a bright future for the students by opening many colleges in the area.
The program was attended by former Minister of State for Education Govind Singh Dotasara, Chief Minister Advisor and MLA Dr. Jitendra Singh and Dr. Rajkumar Sharma, MLA J.P. Chandelia, former MLA Surajgarh Shravan Kumar also addressed. District Council member Smt. Parameshwari Devi, local public representatives and a large number of general public were present in the programme.
https://x.com/ashokgehlot51/status/1708144094374211593?s=20
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot laid the foundation stone :-
- Self. Development work in Shri Ramnarayan Choudhary, Agricultural College, Mandawa – cost Rs 14.20 crore
- Development work in Veterinary College, Malsisar – cost Rs 14.35 crore
- Government College, Bissau, Mandawa Development Work – Cost Rs 4.50 crore
- Development work in Sports Stadium, Alsisar – Cost Rs 1.50 crore
- Development work in Sports Stadium, Malsisar – Cost Rs 1.50 crore
- Development work in Sports Stadium, Bissau – Cost Rs 1.50 crore
- Development work in ITI College, Mandawa – cost Rs 10.46 crore
- Construction of building of Sub District Hospital, Malsisar, development work in Mandawa – cost Rs 40.93 crore
- Road construction and power line laying work in RIICO industrial area Malsisar, development work in Mandawa – cost Rs 22.15 crore.
- Promotion of drinking water scheme village Malsisar, development work in Mandawa – cost Rs 12.59 crore
- N.H. 11 Mandawa to Kolinda Birmi road development work – cost Rs 10 crore
- Development work in Panchayat Samiti Bhawan, Mandawa – cost Rs 1.92 crore
OTHER NEWS – Smart classes will be established in 400 government schools in Rajasthan with the help of HDFC Bank
Asian Games 2023: Arjun, Arvind won silver medal in sailing, know full news
