Bhoomi Pujan and inauguration, distribution of benefits to beneficiaries, review of development works in the meeting

Cooperation, Sports and Youth Welfare Minister of the state and Minister in charge of the district Vishwas Sarang reached the district headquarters for the first time on Friday. He distributed benefits to the beneficiaries along with Bhoomi Pujan and inauguration of development works worth Rs 88 crore 91 lakh. Along with this, reviewed the development works in the meeting of officials. While reviewing the progress of departmental works and schemes, Sarang directed the officials to prepare proposals for development works in coordination with the public representatives. Maintain dialogue with public representatives. He said that 100% of drop out children should be re-admitted in schools with speed. In schools where there are no teachers, teachers should be rationalized to make arrangements for them. Toilets should be built in schools where there are no toilets. In-charge Minister Sarang took a pledge in the meeting that no school in the district will be without toilets in the next 100 days. For construction of toilets, funds will be arranged from the government's scheme as well as MLA fund, MP fund, CSR and other items and separate toilets will be built for boys and girls in every school. In-charge Minister Sarang said that pending cases of development works for which permission of the Forest Department is required should be resolved within 15 days.

In-charge Minister Vishwas Sarang performed Bhoomi Pujan and inauguration of 56 construction works worth Rs 88 crore 91 lakh 94 thousand in a program organized at the Cotton Market during his stay in Khargone. Along with this, he distributed benefits worth 3 crore 66 lakh 38 thousand rupees to 20 beneficiaries under the schemes of various departments. He said that the double engine government has worked for the welfare of farmers, laborers, poor, youth, every section. The development schemes of the district have been reviewed in the Collectorate office. Our effort is to create new employment opportunities in the district. For this, the Industry, Agriculture, Horticulture and Cooperative departments have been instructed to make coordinated efforts. Talking about the Pahalgam attack, Minister-in-charge Sarang said that the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi will give a befitting reply to the terrorists with bricks and stones. We all have to maintain the unity and identity of the country together. On this occasion, MP Gajendra Patel also expressed his views.

There should be no illegal mining of sand and other minerals. Minister-in-charge Sarang said that there should be no illegal mining of sand and other minerals anywhere in the district. For the physical verification of Nal Jal Yojanas, clusters should be formed and their verification should be done by the officials of other departments. After completion of the Nal Jal Yojana, continuous monitoring should be done by the Revenue Department to supply water to the villagers.

Create new milk routes in the district

In-charge Minister Sarang directed to make effective efforts to create new milk routes and form a new milk cooperative society to increase milk production in the district. During the review of the schemes of Narmada Valley Development Authority, he gave instructions to compulsorily complete the work of Kinjalwada Lift Irrigation Scheme by the month of June. In the meeting, Jal Ganga Sanvardhan Abhiyan, MNREGA, One Fort One Product, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, Sports Department schemes and Agriculture Department works were reviewed. MP Gajendra Singh Patel, Dnyaneshwar Patil, MLA Balkrishna Patidar, Rajkumar Meb, Sachin Birla, Collector Bhavya Mittal, SP Dharmaraj Meena, BJP District President Nanda Bahmage, District Panchayat President Anubai Tanwar, District Panchayat CEO Akash Singh and officials of all departments were present in the meeting.

Make an action plan for employment
To increase employment opportunities in the district, the Horticulture, Agriculture, Industry and Cooperative departments were asked to coordinate and make an action plan. So that new employment opportunities can be created in the district in the next six months. The pending cases of demarcation, partition and transfer of the Revenue Department should be resolved in the next three months. Instructions were given to make seeds and fertilizers of cotton and other crops easily available for the Kharif season.