Rajasthan CM Bhajan Lal Sharma inaugurates projects worth Rs 110 crore in Bali, boosting roads, schools, hospitals, and farmers’ welfare.
CM Bhajan Lal Sharma stated that the state’s double-engine government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, is committed to the comprehensive development of Rajasthan’s 8 crore citizens. According to him, the government operates with accountability and openness, and the advantages of any program are directly felt by the recipients. The Chief Minister spoke at an event in the Pali district’s Chamunderi Ranavatan, which is part of the Bali Vidhan Sabha constituency. He claimed that because of the state’s abundant rainfall, the crops are doing better and the water bodies are now full. While the opening of Nadol-Sadri MDR Road will improve local residents’ convenience, he said the dedication of the new girl school building is a significant step towards the “Samajak Harvanization of Girls Education.”
Every section’s development is a priority for the government.
The state government is continuously working to enhance the lives of farmers, young people, women, and the impoverished, according to the chief minister. According to him, in order to meet the demand for water, the government has accelerated the construction of the Ram Jal Setu Link, Yamuna Jal Samjhaut, Indira Gandhi Canal, Gangnahar, Mahi Dam, and Dewas project. Regarding the power supply, the Chief Minister stated that Rajasthan is a leader in solar energy and that the goal is to give farmers access to electricity during the day by 2027. In 22 districts, the work has already commenced.
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The previous government’s five years were heavily impacted by our two years of work.
Sharma criticized the previous administration, claiming that 17 of the 19 recruitment exam papers were leaked and that young people’s ambitions were dashed during his time in office. He asserted that the work completed during the current government’s two years is greater than that completed during the previous government’s five years. According to him, the construction of agricultural ponds has increased 1.5 times, field fencing has increased 2.5 times, veterinary hospital upgrades have increased 2.5 times, and multi-purpose veterinary hospital upgrades have increased four times. Additionally, advancements have frequently been made in areas like as CCTV, land allocation for renewable energy, Kusum-e and Kusum-C LOA, distribution of scooters to female students, and development of college buildings. According to the Chief Minister, at last year’s Rising Rajasthan Global Investment Summit, agreements totaling Rs 35 lakh crore were inked, and as a result, work on projects totaling Rs 7 lakh crore has already begun. He also listed programs like the Gopalak Credit Card, the increase in Kisan Samman Nidhi, the Rs 450 gas cylinders for impoverished women, the Rs 5 milk bonus for farmers, and the milk for Anganwadi children.
Initiation laying the foundation stone for projects valued at more than Rs 110 crore
- In Bali, the Chief Minister officially opened and laid the groundwork for projects totaling more than Rs 110 crore.
- At a cost of Rs 63.60 crore, the District Hospital, Bali Building was constructed.
- At a cost of Rs 18.95 crore, the foundation stone for an exceptional cattle-rearing children’s residential school was set.
The 20.50 km Nadol-Sadri road was widened and strengthened at a cost of Rs 28 crore.
In addition, he examined the new structure and opened Soni Sita Devi Umaidmal Government Girls Higher Secondary School, Chamunderi. Attendees included district president Rashmi Singh, MLA Pushpendra Singh Ranawat, MP Madan Rathore, Tribal Development Minister Babulal Kharari, Minister of State for Rural Development Otaram Dewasi, Mahant Mahendragiri Nath, Naresh Nath Maharaj, and members of the public.