CURATED BY – SUSHIL SONI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Anuppur, State Government's State Minister for Cottage and Village Industries (Independent Charge) Shri Dilip Jaiswal has said that the government is committed to provide the benefits of government schemes to the person sitting at the last end of the society. District level revenue and public welfare camps are being organized to fulfill some objective in the district. So that the beneficiaries deprived of the benefits of government schemes can be given the benefits of government schemes and the problems of the villagers can be resolved. The State Minister said that our government has resolved the revenue cases by running special revenue campaigns twice and the cases which have been left out under the campaign are being resolved through these camps. State Minister of State for Cottage and Village Industries, Independent Charge, Shri Dilip Jaiswal was addressing the district level revenue and public welfare camp organized in village Panchayat Pathraudi of Janpad Panchayat Kotma today.

Minister of State for Cottage and Village Industries, Independent Charge, Shri Jaiswal said that our India is celebrating the Amrit Mahotsav of Independence. Under the able leadership of our country's Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, we are dreaming of building a developed India by the year 2047 and making our country Vishwa Guru and Sone Ki Chidiya again, but this dream cannot be fulfilled by the government alone, there should be equal participation of all the citizens in it. He said that on the second day of Diwali we perform Govardhan Puja. In which we worship cow mother, he has said that such arrangements should be ensured in the district so that the cow mother sitting on the highways and roads does not get into an accident. Such arrangements should be ensured in the district, so that the cow breed can be protected and promoted.

A district level revenue and public welfare camp was organized today in village Pathraudi of Janpad Panchayat Kotma of the district. In the camp, State Minister (Independent Charge) for Cottage and Village Industries of the State Government, Mr. Dilip Jaiswal and Collector Mr. Harshal Pancholi along with other departmental officers received applications from the villagers of Gram Panchayat Pathraudi, Urban Body Kotma and Gram Panchayat Kalyanpur, Gohandra, Changeri, Parichua, Baskhali, Thodha and listened to their problems and gave instructions to the departmental officers of the concerned department to resolve the problems immediately. 267 applications were received in the camp. Most of the applications were resolved on the spot and while setting a time limit for resolving the remaining applications, the Collector gave instructions to the departmental officers to resolve the applications within the time limit.

SDM Kotma Mr. Ajit Tirkey, CEO of Janpad Panchayat Kotma Mr. L.B. Verma, Tehsildar Mr. Ishwar Pradhan, Sarpanch of Gram Panchayat Pathraudi Mrs. Somvati Singh along with other public representatives, officers of various departments and a large number of villagers were present in the camp.

In the camp, the departmental officers informed the villagers about the welfare schemes run by the government. Stalls were set up in the camp by various departments including Agriculture Department, Energy Department, Public Health Engineering Department, Health Department, Rural Engineering Services Department, Animal Husbandry Department, Madhya Pradesh Rural Livelihood Mission, Revenue Department, Panchayat and Rural Development Department, Women and Child Development Department, Tribal Affairs Department, Education Department, Water Resources Department. Through which the villagers were informed about the welfare schemes run by the government.
In the camp, State Minister for Cottage and Village Industries of the State Government, Mr. Dilip Jaiswal and Collector Mr. Harshal Pancholi distributed ration slips to 10 beneficiaries and packets of lentil seeds to 10 beneficiaries. A health camp was organized on the spot by the Health Department and AYUSH Department in the camp, where health check-up of about 92 patients was done and free medicines were distributed to them.