Raipur . A major administrative reshuffle has been carried out in the police department with the aim of strengthening the law and order in the capital Raipur. Along with the new postings of station in-charges, new responsibilities have also been fixed at the DCP level in Raipur Police Commissionerate. In this regard, Police Commissioner Dr. Sanjeev Shukla has issued orders for the transfer of station in-charges, while the Home Department has issued a notification for new postings at the DCP level.

According to the order issued, Kotwali police station in-charge Satish Gaharwar has been given the additional charge of Anti Crime and Cyber ​​Unit (ACCU). Rajesh Singh has been appointed as Azad Chowk police station in-charge, Paras Patel as Saraswati Nagar police station in-charge and Narendra Sahu as Gudhiyari police station in-charge.

Meanwhile, new responsibilities have also been assigned at the DCP level within the Raipur Police Commissionerate. Deepmala Kashyap has been appointed DCP of Raipur North Zone, Tarkeshwar Patel has been appointed DCP of Raipur Central Zone, and Archana Jha has been appointed DCP of Traffic and Protocol.
The police department believes that these administrative changes will help in making law and order more effective, controlling crime and strengthening the policing system.

Raipur: During his visit to Kanker, Deputy Chief Minister and Minister in-charge of Kanker district, Shri Arun Saw, inaugurated the newly constructed tehsil office building in Sarona. He inspected various rooms of the office and also planted a tree on the premises. MP Shri Bhojraj Nag and MLA Shri Asharam Netam were also present.

The Public Works Department constructed a new building for the Tehsil office at a cost of ₹63.81 million. This well-equipped building has 10 rooms where various branches will operate. Present at the inauguration ceremony were Mrs. Shalini Rajput, Chairperson of the Chhattisgarh Handicrafts Board, Mrs. Tara Thakur, Vice Chairperson of the Kanker District Panchayat, Mr. Arun Kaushik, Municipal Council President, and Mr. Haresh Mandavi, CEO of the District Panchayat. Numerous public representatives and dignitaries were also present.

Raipur: Sunday turned out to be a historic day for 4,691 sugarcane farmers associated with the Bhoramdev Cooperative Sugar Production Factory. Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma distributed share certificates to these farmers, who had been waiting to become shareholder members for years, while making them new shareholder members. While handing over the certificates to the farmers at the farmers' seminar and certificate distribution ceremony held at the PG College Dome in Kawardha, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma said that this initiative is an important step towards increasing the income of the farmers by connecting them with the strong partnership of cooperatives and giving a new impetus to sugarcane production in the region.

Share certificates were distributed to 4,691 sugarcane farmers today.

Deputy Chief Minister Mr. Sharma said that today share certificates were given to 4 thousand 691 farmers who sold sugarcane in Bhoramdev Sugar Factory, who were not shareholder members till now. He said that these farmers have made a significant contribution in taking the factory forward even without becoming shareholders. Respecting this contribution, they have been made shareholder members of the factory today. He told that in the last crushing season, 2 lakh 55 thousand 818 metric tonnes of sugarcane was crushed in the factory. Currently, the factory has about 23 thousand shareholders. At the same time, 4,691 non-shareholder farmers had also sold sugarcane. These same farmers have now been granted membership of the factory by giving them share certificates.

*Positive efforts also to increase sugarcane bonus*

The Deputy Chief Minister stated that this factory is the farmers' own factory, and the responsibility to grow it lies with the farmers. He added that if farmers pledge to supply 4.5 lakh metric tons of sugarcane this year, the factory will become even stronger. This will increase farmers' chances of receiving timely FRP payments, better recovery, and higher dividends in the future. He also called for positive efforts to increase the sugarcane bonus.

*Shareholder members will be able to avail other facilities by selling sugarcane*

The Deputy Chief Minister urged farmers to produce more sugarcane, encourage new farmers to sign contracts, and actively participate in strengthening the factory. He said that by becoming new shareholder members, farmers will now be able to regularly sell sugarcane to the Bhoramdev Cooperative Sugar Factory, as well as benefit from other facilities available to shareholder members. This will also help the factory in providing sufficient sugarcane to meet its crushing targets, further strengthening its production capacity and operations in the future.

*Farmers urged to move towards natural and organic farming*

Emphasizing natural farming, the Deputy Chief Minister said that the three main forms of farming are chemical, organic, and natural. He explained that natural farming does not require chemical fertilizers and is being successfully practiced in many areas of Chhattisgarh. He urged farmers to move towards natural and organic farming so that their products can reach national and international markets.

Mr. Sharma stated that experts will provide guidance to farmers on the NPOP certification required for the export of organic products at the Kawardha MLA's office on July 17, 18, and 19. Urging farmers to take advantage of this opportunity, he said everyone must work together to gain recognition for Kabirdham's  agricultural products in the national and international markets.

*Decision to make non-shareholder farmers new shareholder members in the crushing season 2025-26*

Sugarcane farmers in the region had long demanded the addition of new shareholder members. Addressing this demand, Deputy Chief Minister Shri Vijay Sharma directed the factory management to develop a plan. Following this, the district administration, factory management, local public representatives, and representatives from both farmers' unions in the district jointly developed an action plan. Under this plan, sugarcane was purchased from non-shareholder farmers in the 2025-26 crushing season, and a decision was made to enroll them as new shareholder members.

Chhattisgarh Farmers Welfare Board Chairman Mr. Suresh Chandravanshi, District Panchayat Chairman Mr. Ishwari Sahu, Vice Chairman Mr. Kailash Chandravanshi, Factory Managing Director Mr. G.S. Sharma, General Manager Mr. Ankit Markam, representatives of farmers' associations, factory shareholder members, farmers, officers and employees were present in the program.

Raipur: Under the Chhattisgarh  government 's ambitious Mahtari Vandan Yojana, Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai transferred the 29th installment of the scheme directly into the bank accounts of women. Beneficiary women in Balod district were overjoyed after receiving the funds. The women expressed their gratitude to the Chief Minister, calling the scheme an important initiative that provides economic support.

Women from various villages in Balod district reported that the monthly funds received through the scheme are playing a vital role in meeting their family's needs. They are providing financial assistance for children's education,  health , household needs, and small self-employment projects. The scheme has boosted women's self-confidence and empowered them financially.

Helpful in medicines, school fees, daily expenses

Mrs. Devaki Vishwakarma of village Baghmara stated that she has received the 29th installment. She uses this amount for daily household expenses, her children's education, purchasing medicines, and sewing. Mrs. Jamwanti Vishwakarma of village Jagannathpur stated that this monthly assistance has become a major support for her family. Meanwhile, Mrs. Radhika Sonwani of village Orma stated that she is able to pay her children's school fees with the funds received under the scheme, which has provided financial relief to her family.

A strong foundation for living a life with dignity in adverse circumstances

The beneficiary women thanked Chief Minister Shri Vishnudev Sai by showing the message of the amount received on their mobile phones. He said that the Mahatari Vandan Yojana is making women financially self-reliant, providing a strong foundation for family support, children's education, and living a respectable life in adverse circumstances.

Chief Minister attended the swearing-in ceremony of Chhattisgarh State Board of Bharatiya Adivasi Jati Sevak Sangh.

Raipur, July 2026/ Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai today attended the swearing-in ceremony of the Chhattisgarh State Board of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh, held in the Jandarshan Hall of the Chief Minister's residence in the capital, Raipur. On this occasion, while congratulating the newly appointed officials and members, he said that the state government is working with full commitment for the all-round development of the tribal community and that tribal development has gained unprecedented momentum in Chhattisgarh. He expressed confidence that the newly formed State Board of the Sangh will play an important role in the upliftment of the tribal community, protection of their rights, and social development. Present at the event were Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh President Shri Prakash Kumar Uikey, Mrs. Kaushalya Sai, Shri Rajesh Malviya, Shri Kunwar Jitendra Narsingh Rana, along with Sangh members and officials from various states.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that Chhattisgarh is a tribal-dominated state, where many tribal communities, including Special Backward Tribes, reside with their rich traditions, culture, and life values. In such a state, the formation of the Chhattisgarh State Board of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh is extremely important. He said that the Sangh has a proud history and has long been dedicatedly working for the welfare and upliftment of tribal communities across the country.

The Chief Minister said that the historical role of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh can be gauged from the fact that the country's first President, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, served as its first President, while former Prime Minister Shri Morarji Desai also led this prestigious organization. Extending his best wishes to all the newly appointed State Board members, he extended a warm welcome to the Sangh officials from various states on the sacred soil of Chhattisgarh.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that under the guidance of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the state government is prioritizing the overall development of tribal areas. Today, the Bastar region has entered a new era of development. Roads, education, health, drinking water, electricity, communication, and other basic amenities have expanded rapidly. Bastar is also establishing its unique identity at the national and international levels in the field of tourism. Tourists are arriving in large numbers to experience the rich tribal culture, natural beauty, and traditions, and by staying at local homestays, they are also strengthening the rural economy.

The Chief Minister said that for the past four decades, many areas of Bastar remained deprived of mainstream development, and nearly 400 villages had not even been properly surveyed. The current government has surveyed these villages and accelerated development efforts. He added that under the Niyyad Nellanar Scheme, roads, drinking water, and other basic amenities have been provided to more than 500 villages. Ration cards are being issued in these areas, new fair price shops have begun operating, and the benefits of various government welfare schemes are also being rapidly distributed to the people.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that to expand health services in tribal areas, door-to-door health checkups are being conducted under the Chief Minister's Healthy Bastar Scheme, so that people living in remote areas can access timely treatment and better health facilities. Additionally, the Bastar Munne program, meaning "Leading Bastar," has been launched. Through this initiative, the benefits of the government's public welfare schemes are being effectively extended to remote forest areas.

The Chief Minister said that preserving the rich cultural heritage, traditions and values ​​of tribal society while connecting them with education, health, employment, livelihood and economic opportunities is among the top priorities of the state government. He expressed confidence that the Chhattisgarh State Board of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh will provide new energy and direction to tribal development efforts by connecting various sections of society.

Chief Minister Attends Oath-Taking Ceremony of Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh’s Chhattisgarh State Board

Raipur, Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Deo Sai attended the oath-taking ceremony of the Chhattisgarh State Board of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh at the Jan Darshan Hall of the Chief Minister’s Residence in Raipur on July 12. Congratulating the newly appointed office-bearers and members, he said that the state government is fully committed to the holistic development of tribal communities and that tribal development in Chhattisgarh has gained unprecedented momentum. He expressed confidence that the newly constituted State Board would play a significant role in the upliftment of tribal communities, protection of their rights and promotion of social development. Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh President Shri Prakash Kumar Uikey, Smt Kaushalya Sai, Shri Rajesh Malviya, Shri Kunwar Jitendra Nar Singh Rana, members of the organisation and office-bearers from various states were present on the occasion.

Chief Minister Shri Sai stated that Chhattisgarh is a tribal-majority state, home to several tribal communities, including Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs), with their rich traditions, culture and values. He said that the formation of the Chhattisgarh State Board of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh is of great significance in such a state. He noted that the organisation has a distinguished history and has been dedicated to the welfare and upliftment of tribal communities across the country for many years.

He said that the historical importance of the Bharatiya Adim Jati Sevak Sangh can be understood from the fact that India’s first President, Dr Rajendra Prasad, served as its first President, while former Prime Minister Shri Morarji Desai also led the prestigious organisation. He congratulated all members of the newly constituted State Board and warmly welcomed office-bearers of the organisation from different parts of the country to Chhattisgarh.

Chief Minister Shri Sai said that under the guidance of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, the state government is giving the highest priority to the comprehensive development of tribal regions. He said that the Bastar region has entered a new era of development, with rapid expansion of roads, education, healthcare, drinking water, electricity, communication and other basic infrastructure. Bastar is also gaining recognition at the national and international levels as a tourism destination. Tourists are visiting the region in large numbers to experience its rich tribal culture, natural beauty and traditions, while staying in local homestays and contributing to the rural economy.

He said that for nearly four decades, many areas of Bastar remained outside the mainstream of development, and around 400 villages had not even been formally surveyed. The present government has completed surveys in these villages and accelerated development works. He informed that under the Niyad Nella Nar Yojana, roads, drinking water and other basic facilities have been extended to more than 500 villages. Ration cards are being issued to residents, new fair price shops have become operational and the benefits of various government welfare schemes are being delivered to people at a faster pace.

Raipur. The General Surgery Department of Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Smriti Chikitsalaya (Mekara) in Raipur, the capital, successfully treated a highly complex and challenging trauma case, saving the life of a seriously injured patient. The patient, a resident of Gariaband district, was referred to Mekara in critical condition for advanced treatment after an arrow pierced his abdomen through the back. Dr. Manju Singh, Head of the General Surgery Department, stated that preliminary medical examination and necessary tests revealed that the arrow was deeply embedded in the abdomen, affecting several vital internal organs. The patient was at risk of abdominal perforation, internal bleeding, and serious infection. According to doctors, any delay in treatment could have proved fatal for the patient.

Upon arrival at the hospital, the specialist team from the General Surgery Department quickly assessed the patient's condition and, without delay, decided to perform an emergency operation on July 2, 2026. During the operation, doctors carefully removed the arrow from the body. Subsequently, they repaired the damaged internal organs and tissues, controlled the bleeding, and cleaned the blood and contaminated fluid accumulated within the abdomen, performing essential life-saving procedures. Following the successful surgery, the patient was admitted to the post-operative ICU, where his treatment continues under the supervision of specialist doctors and trained nursing staff. According to the hospital, the patient's condition is now stable and his health is improving steadily. If this improvement continues, he will be discharged from the hospital soon.

Hospital Superintendent Dr. Santosh Sonkar stated that the patient arrived at the hospital in a very critical condition, but thanks to the prompt response of the surgery department, modern medical facilities, and the coordinated efforts of a team of expert doctors, his life was saved. He added that Mekara has state-of-the-art operating theaters, specialist doctors, and 24-hour emergency services to treat serious trauma and emergency cases. This successful operation was performed by Dr. Sukhlal Nirala, Dr. Manish Sahu, Dr. Roshan Ratnakar, under the leadership of Dr. Manju Singh, Head of the General Surgery Department, and Dr. Pratibha Jain Sah, Head of the Anesthesia Department, and Dr. Jaya Lalwani and their team. This success once again proves that timely treatment, expertise, and excellent teamwork can save lives even in the most complex trauma cases.

Raipur. The pace of monsoon has slowed down in Chhattisgarh. After the good rain of the last two days, the rain has stopped in many areas including the capital Raipur, due to which the heat and humidity have increased the trouble of the people. Despite dark clouds in the sky, there was no rain at many places. According to the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of light to moderate rain in different parts of the state for the next four days. At the same time, rain with thunder and lightning, strong winds and lightning have also been predicted at some places.

On Friday, Durg recorded the state's highest maximum temperature of 34.4 degrees Celsius, while Rajnandgaon recorded the lowest minimum temperature of 23 degrees Celsius. According to meteorologists, the low pressure area over northern central Uttar Pradesh is gradually weakening. Now, a new system is expected to form in the Bay of Bengal, which is expected to revive the monsoon.

Raipur and surrounding areas are expected to experience cloudy skies, thunderstorms, and a maximum temperature of 33 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 27 degrees Celsius on Saturday. Light to moderate rain was recorded in several districts of the state on Friday. Raghunath Nagar, Kusmi, and Badebacheli received 5 centimeters of rain, while several areas, including Korba, Baikunthpur, Mungeli, Lalungha, and Premnagar, recorded 2 to 3 centimeters of rain. The Meteorological Department has issued a yellow alert for Sukma, Bijapur, Dantewada, Bastar, Narayanpur, Kondagaon, Kanker, Dhamtari, Gariaband, Korba, Jashpur, Gauraula-Pendra-Marwahi, Surguja, Surajpur, Korea, and Balrampur districts for Saturday. These areas are likely to experience rain accompanied by strong winds, lightning, and thunderstorms.

Under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, basic amenities are reaching remote forest villages.

Relief for women, reduction in waterborne diseases, positive change in the lives of villagers

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Under the leadership of Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, the Chhattisgarh government is continuously working effectively to provide clean drinking water to remote and forested areas of the state through the Jal Jeevan Mission. In this context, the Jal Jeevan Mission has brought about a major change in the lives of villagers in the border village of Birhipani, located approximately 100 kilometers from the district headquarters of Jashpur district. Now, clean drinking water is regularly available through taps in all 129 households of the village.

    Surrounded by dense forests and geographically inaccessible, this village had long lacked adequate development of basic amenities. Before the Jal Jeevan Mission, villagers relied on traditional water sources like hand pumps, wells, and dhauris for their drinking water needs. During the summer, the water level in these sources plummeted, exacerbating the drinking water crisis. Villagers, especially women and children, had to travel long distances to obtain water. The use of unsafe water also posed a risk of waterborne diseases.

    To provide a permanent solution to these problems, an integrated piped water supply system was developed in Birhipani village under the Jal Jeevan Mission. Under the scheme, four high-level water reservoirs were constructed and a pipeline network was laid throughout the village. Through this, all 129 households in the village have been provided with functional household tap connections (FHTCs).

    Today, the situation has completely changed. Every family has access to clean drinking water from taps in their homes. This has significantly saved women's time and labor, allowing them to devote more time to family care, children's education, and livelihood activities. The availability of clean drinking water has reduced waterborne diseases and increased children's regular school attendance.

A village-level Water and Sanitation Committee has been formed to ensure the scheme's long-term operation and maintenance. With the active participation of the local community, the water supply system is being successfully operated, ensuring the scheme's continued utility.

    The villagers expressed their gratitude for the Jal Jeevan Mission, led by Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, and said that the availability of tap water in every home has made their lives safer, more convenient, and more respectable. This success in Birhipani village is proof that through effective implementation, public participation, and good governance, a new chapter of development can be written even in remote and forested areas of the state.

00 A powerful initiative that opened the door to self-reliance
Raipur. In Chhattisgarh, the Bihan Yojana, run under the National Rural Livelihood Mission, is freeing rural women from struggle and providing them with a self-reliant and dignified life. Through self-help groups, women are being connected to self-employment by providing training and financial assistance, thereby becoming millionaires, setting an example in society. When courage soars and there is a passion to achieve something, circumstances change quickly. Mrs. Sunita Narwas, a resident of the remote village of Sahapal in the Narayanpur development block, has demonstrated this. Once struggling with limited income and financial hardship, Sunita has not only become the backbone of her family but has also emerged as a new example of self-reliance for hundreds of women in rural Chhattisgarh.
A challenging journey and a search for a livelihood:
Until recently, Sunita's family's financial situation was extremely precarious. Their livelihood depended entirely on limited farming and uncertain wages. Meeting daily needs was a major challenge, and there was always a feeling of insecurity about the future, but Sunita never gave up. She constantly sought a strong source of livelihood to provide a better life to her family.

Support from Bihan: Changed thinking, increased self-confidence.
The turning point in Sunita's life came when she joined the Sai Baba Self-Help Group, run under the National Rural Livelihood Mission (Bihan). The group meetings and savings management training instilled a new confidence in her. During this time, she learned about the Integrated Agriculture Cluster Project. Under the guidance of experts, she decided to abandon traditional methods and adopt scientific ones.
Advanced Backyard Poultry Farming: A New Mantra for Success
With the project's technical support, Sunita began advanced poultry farming in her backyard. She deviated from the traditional approach, focusing on a balanced diet, timely vaccinations, and improved maintenance. The results of this scientific management were soon visible. In the initial stages, she earned a net profit of 15,750 rupees. This first income boosted Sunita's spirits, and she made it her primary source of sustainable livelihood.
Economic Prosperity and a Roadmap for the Future
Today, Sunita Narwas's family has completely overcome financial hardship. Sunita is now expanding her business on a larger scale. She aims to generate a regular income of 20,000 rupees per month.
A role model for village women,
Sunita's success isn't limited to her home. Seeing her, many other women in Sahapal and surrounding villages are joining self-help groups and adopting scientific livelihood methods. Mrs. Sunita Narwas says that the Bihan Yojana and the Integrated Agriculture Cluster have not only strengthened her financially but also given her the courage to live with dignity in society. Today, her family is moving towards a prosperous future. She wants every woman to take advantage of this scheme and fulfill her dreams.

Ravindra Nirmalkar and Sandhya Nirmalkar received their marriage certificates within three days.
Raipur. Under the guidance of Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai, government services are being provided through the Seva Setu portal in a simple, transparent, and timely manner at the Gram Panchayat level. In this regard, Mr. Ravindra Kumar Nirmalkar and Mrs. Sandhya Nirmalkar, residents of village Ganoud in the Nava Raipur area, received their marriage certificates within three days through the Seva Setu portal.
Ravindra Kumar Nirmalkar and Mrs. Sandhya Nirmalkar needed marriage certificates for various government and legal purposes. They applied online on the Seva Setu portal through the Public Service Center on July 3, 2026. After the application was vetted and the necessary procedures were completed, their marriage certificates were issued on July 6, 2026. By receiving marriage certificates within the stipulated timeframe through the Seva Setu portal, beneficiaries were relieved of unnecessary hassles and saved both time and money.

Mr. Ravindra Kumar Nirmalkar and Mrs. Sandhya Nirmalkar reported that they received their marriage certificates in just three days through the Seva Setu portal. Expressing gratitude to Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Dev Sai for this public-friendly facility, they said it is making government services easily and timely available to ordinary citizens.

Raipur. Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai expressed his happiness over the Railway Ministry's approval of a ₹175 crore project to construct additional homing facilities for 250 electric locomotives in Raipur and thanked the Prime Minister and the Railway Minister.
On his social media account, Chief Minister Vishnudev Sai stated that under the leadership of the "Double Engine Government," Chhattisgarh's railway infrastructure is strengthening at an unprecedented pace. He expressed his heartfelt gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Honorable Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnav for approving the ₹175 crore project to construct additional homing facilities for 250 electric locomotives in Raipur. This important project will enhance the efficiency of freight and passenger transportation, as well as strengthen locomotive maintenance capabilities. It will also be a significant milestone in establishing Chhattisgarh as a major rail, industrial, and logistics hub in the country, and in giving new impetus to the resolve for a developed Chhattisgarh.

Raipur. Deputy Chief Minister Arun Sao, marking the completion of 100 days of eliminating Naxalism in Bastar, said that the double-engine government has accomplished the seemingly impossible task of eliminating Naxalism. This is the result of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's determination, Union Home Minister Amit Shah's guidance, and Chief Minister Vishnu Dev Sai's effective strategy. He said that for a long time, Bastar had lagged behind in the race for development due to Naxalism. Now, the government's goal is to integrate Bastar into the mainstream of development. Planned efforts are being made to ensure that all public welfare schemes reach the last person.
Sao said that he recently visited five districts of Bastar division, reviewing roads, drinking water, bridges, and other infrastructure. The government is rapidly developing infrastructure to bring positive changes to the lives of the people of the region. Regarding the urban body elections, Deputy Chief Minister Sao said that the elections are scheduled for December-January, and the Election Commission has already begun its preparations. The Bharatiya Janata Party is always prepared for elections. BJP is a party that works among the people throughout the year.

A meeting will be held every week to withdraw the case, and a team of government lawyers will be formed.

Raipur. The government's public welfare schemes are bringing positive changes to the lives of needy families. The family of Mrs. Phulmati Devi, a resident of Mathpara in the Ambikapur Municipal Corporation area of ​​Surguja district, is an inspiring example. Receiving a permanent house under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) and receiving monthly financial assistance of 1,000 rupees from the Mahatari Vandan Yojana has brought security, respect, and renewed hope to her family. Mrs. Phulmati Devi explained that she uses the monthly assistance under the Mahatari Vandan Yojana to fund her children's education and meet the family's essential needs. She explained that she has three sons and two daughters. The family's primary source of livelihood is manual labor, but despite her limited income, she continues to strive to provide her children with a better education. According to her, this assistance is providing a significant support in shaping their children's future.

He said that getting a permanent home under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana is like a dream come true for his family. Previously, they lived in a thatched house, where they faced many difficulties, especially during the rainy season. Now, living in a safe and permanent home has made life more comfortable and respectable for the entire family. Mr. Sanjay Chaudhary, Phulmati Devi's husband, said that receiving the house approved in his wife's name has ended years of family worries. He said that previously, the family, especially the women, faced difficulties due to the lack of basic amenities like toilets and bathrooms. Now, with a permanent home and all the necessary amenities available, life has become more secure and comfortable.

They said that the government's schemes have given their families a new identity, self-confidence, and hope for a better future. They are now inspired to work harder for their children's education and bright future. Mrs. Phoolmati Devi and Mr. Sanjay Chaudhary expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Dev Sai and Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi for the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Urban) and the Mahtari Vandan Yojana, and said that the benefits of such public welfare schemes of the government should continue to reach as many needy families as possible.