Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said that he is trying hard to improve the life of every person in the state.

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Chief Minister Chouhan attended the Vikas Parv at Gadarwara, Narsinghpur today. He inaugurated the development works and interacted with the sisters. Chief Minister Chouhan inaugurated/bhoomi-pujan of development works worth more than Rs. 4825 crore including Bhoomi-pujan of Sugar-Pench Link Project worth more than Rs. 4434 crore. In these, Bhoomi-pujan worth Rs 4796 crore 56 lakh and works worth Rs 28 crore 45 lakh were inaugurated. The Chief Minister also distributed benefits to the beneficiaries of various schemes. The inauguration was done with Kanya-worship.

Continuous efforts are being made to provide tap water to every house and irrigation water to every field. Irrigation projects worth Rs 10,000 crore are being worked on in the Narsinghpur area itself. Today, Rs 4434 crore Sugar-Pench Link Irrigation Project has been inaugurated. These projects will provide water supply to 197 villages in Narsinghpur area, 95 in Chhindwara area and 189 in Gadarwara area.

Chief Minister Chouhan said that pulses export cluster will be made in Gadarwara. Gadarwara’s pulses are famous, both farmer brothers and traders will be benefited by the formation of pulses export cluster here. There will be a positive change in the economy of the area. The Chief Minister announced starting of a college at Salechouka, upgradation of Government High School at Barman, construction of a 300-bed hospital at Gadarwara and construction of roads at Chichli, Madhesur and Deogarh. Sufficient amount will also be sanctioned for the development of Nagar Panchayat and Municipality Gadarwara.

Chief Minister’s announcements-Pulses export cluster will be made in Gadarwara. A new college will start in Salichauka. Government High School Barman will be upgraded. A 300-bed hospital will be constructed in Gadarwara. Roads will be constructed in Chichli, Madhesur and Deogarh.

Chief Minister Chouhan said that he is the lucky brother of 1.25 crore dear sisters of the state. Apart from providing funds to sisters through Ladli Bahna Yojana, their self-esteem has also been increased. The premises of liquor have been closed. Severe punishment is being given to those who wrongly look at the daughters. In the Livelihood Mission, work is being done to make the sisters financially empowered. The target is to increase the income of each sister to Rs 10,000. Toll nakas are also being given to the sisters for operation, in which the sisters will get Rs.30,000 on income of one lakh. The sisters have also been given the task of maintenance of tap-water schemes. 50 percent reservation has been given to sisters in panchayats and local bodies. Every possible effort is being made for the empowerment of the sisters.