Kupvi (Rohru): Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu distributed an amount of Rs. 1500 each to 2,100 eligible women under the Indira Gandhi Pyari Behna Sukh Samman Nidhi Yojana during his stay in Kupvi in ​​Shimla district. Rs. 4500 each will be deposited in the accounts of these women from January to March. The CM said in a public meeting held here that since this is a backward area, the rules will be changed to give the amount of Rs. 1500 to the women here. Except for the women doing government jobs here, all others will get this amount. Also, the amount will come in the accounts of women every month. Earlier, the CM inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of projects worth crores in the Kupvi area.
The CM said in the public meeting that the government has decided to appoint guest teachers to overcome the shortage of teachers in schools in remote areas. When teachers are transferred or retire from schools in remote areas, the posts of teachers remain vacant in those schools for many days. In such schools, the government has decided to bring a guest teacher policy and authorize the principals to appoint guest teachers, so that the education of the children is not affected. During the assembly elections, the Congress had guaranteed to give Rs 1,500 each to all women above the age of 18 years, which is being given in phases. Sukhu had dinner with the villagers in Tikkar village of Kupvi and also spent the night there. During this, he got to know the problems of the people.
After coming to power, the backdoors were closed first
CM Sukhu also addressed the public meeting in Kupeshwar Mahadev premises. Here the CM said that the government is trying to ensure that the benefits of the schemes reach the helpless, destitute and last person of the marginalized society. He said that after coming to power, the backdoors of corruption were closed first. Lashing out at the BJP, the CM said that in the last two years, the only agenda of the BJP in the state has been to topple the Congress government. With the support of the public and the blessings of the gods and goddesses, every trick of the BJP has failed. The health and education sector has been ruined. Due to polluted water, Himachal has become the second largest cancer state after the states of North East.
Today Himachal has become the second largest cancer state after the states of North East
Lashing out at the BJP, the CM said that in the last two years, the only agenda of the BJP in the state has been to topple the Congress government. Due to the support of the public and the blessings of the Gods and Goddesses, every move of the BJP has failed. The previous BJP government distributed electoral freebies worth five thousand crores without any budget and without any structure. The health and education sector has been ruined. Due to polluted water, Himachal has become the second largest cancer state after the states of North East. Earlier, Himachal was second in the country in providing quality education, which has become 22nd today.
Chief Minister gave a gift of 81.23 crores to Kupvi
- CM handed over the powers of Executive Engineer to Assistant Engineer of Jal Shakti and Public Works Department
- Chief Minister assured that he will consider opening ITI in Kupvi
- Under Sukhashray Yojana, Rs 4000 each was distributed to six beneficiaries
Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu reached subdivision Kupvi of Chaupal assembly constituency on Friday and dedicated developmental projects worth Rs 81.23 crores to the people of the area. The Chief Minister stayed in Tikkar village of Kupyon at night. Earlier, during the function organized in Kupvi, the Chief Minister distributed Rs 1500 each to 21,71 eligible women of Kupvi area under Indira Gandhi Pyari Behna Sukh-Samman Nidhi Yojana, a total amount of Rs 97,69,500.
Addressing the public at the function, the Chief Minister said that efforts will be made to make Kupvi a separate ward of the District Council. He also announced to provide powers of Executive Engineer to Assistant Engineer of Jal Shakti Department and Public Works Department in Kupvi.
With the Assistant Engineer getting the powers of Executive Engineer, the people of Kupvi will no longer have to go 50 km away to Nerwa and 76 km away to Chaupal to get their work done. He said that opening of ITI in Kupvi will be considered and the foundation stones of the announcements made for the area will be laid soon.
Government working in the spirit of public service
Addressing the public, the Chief Minister said that the state government is working not with a spirit of malice but with a spirit of public service. Our government is the custodian of the resources of the state. We are continuously working to ensure the security of the resources of the state and social equality and empowerment. The state government will bring important changes in the field of education and health. The basic structure of education will be strengthened. In case of shortage of teachers in schools, the services of teachers will be taken on hourly basis, until regular teachers are posted in the school. In view of this, the principals will be authorized. We are working by changing the system because change is the law of nature. If the change is in public interest then it is paramount. Discouraged by the achievements of the state government, the BJP is resorting to many kinds of conspiracies. BJP leaders have been limited to making statements that divert attention.
Enjoyed the warmth of fire in Tikkar village: Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu and Health Minister Dr. Dhaniram Shandil left for Tikkar village from Kupvi rest house at 7:20 pm and stayed overnight at the house of former Zila Parishad member and former Pradhan Hari Singh Pachnaik in Tikkar village. Tikkar, a village in Kupvi, is a remote village with difficult geographical conditions. On reaching Hari Singh’s house at around 7:50 pm, the villagers warmly welcomed the Chief Minister. The villagers also fired crackers and sparklers. During this, the Chief Minister sat near the fire and interacted with the villagers and learned about their traditions.
Tasted Siddu, Kunku, Bichhu Booti Saag and Makki ki Roti in dinner
The Chief Minister entered the room in the house of former Pradhan Hari Singh Pachnaik at 8:40 pm. During this, Health Minister Dhaniram Shandil, Congress National Joint Secretary Surendra Sharma, State Organization Secretary Rajneesh Kimta were also present with him. While having dinner, the women there washed the Chief Minister’s hands in the tub. During this, the Chief Minister asked the women what they had prepared, desi or something else. The Chief Minister also talked to the local residents and discussed various aspects of their daily life, food and local customs. For dinner, he enjoyed the traditional food prepared by the women. For dinner, the Chief Minister was served sweet and salty Siddu, Kunku, (Bichchu Booti) greens, Makki ki roti, Patande, sugar, wheat flour Khinda, Kheer, Chalothi, Kulth and Arhar dal, Arbi greens, Gucchi vegetable, and non-vegetarian Pahadi chicken and goat meat. While consulting with the villagers, the Chief Minister told Dr. SP Katyal sitting there that after seeing you, I remembered that if any retired teacher wants to do a job, then we will be able to pay him Rs 500 per period.
These schemes were inaugurated
- 40 meter long bridge on Katli Khad at the cost of 2.32 crores.
- Bridge constructed on Lohana Khad at the cost of Rs. 2.65 crores.
- Bridge constructed on Bhrot Khad on Basadhar Gyankot road at the cost of Rs. 3.04 crores.
- Bridge constructed on Kuthar Kanodi road at the cost of Rs. 85 lakhs.
- Bajroli bridge constructed on Sainj-Deha-Choupal road at the cost of Rs. 7.72 crores.
- Sadnada-Khagana road at the cost of Rs. 8.67 crores.
- Neri Thundal road at the cost of Rs 6.08 crore.
- Bhadavg to Dasholi road at the cost of Rs 3.48 crore.
- Majholi to Baag road at the cost of Rs 2.72 crore.
- Haripurdhar to Majholi road at the cost of Rs 7.68 crore.
- Kothi to Kanah road at the cost of Rs 8.38 crore.
- Kupvi to Dhotali road at the cost of Rs 10.02 crore.
- Road connecting to Saranh at the cost of Rs 6.28 crore.
- Inaugurated the matting and tarring works of Kupvi to Mashet road at the cost of Rs 11.34 crore.
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