Under the Guidance of PM Shri Modi, The State Government is Working for a Golden Future for Children: CM Dr. Yadav

Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav stated that under the leadership of Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, India will become the greatest nation in the world by the year 2047, and the youth of the country will play a crucial role in achieving this vision. The state government is constantly working toward ensuring a golden future for children. Sandipani Schools have already been launched across all districts to provide quality education. Around 5 lakh bicycles are being distributed to students of Classes 6 and 9 in government schools. School uniforms are also being stitched and distributed. This year, textbooks were provided to students even before the start of the academic session. Now, through the Punyodaya Project, notebooks are also being distributed.

CM Dr. Yadav was addressing a program organised in the memory of beloved ones on the occasion of the 21st year of the Punyodaya Project, held at the Basketball Complex in Indore by the Hind Rakshak Sangathan. He inaugurated the notebook distribution by lighting the ceremonial lamp and distributed free notebooks to underprivileged students.

Electric Scooters for Toppers

CM Dr. Yadav announced that, under the guidance of PM Shri Modi, children’s dreams are being fulfilled. The student who tops the school will be awarded an electric scooter by the state government. Additionally, the government is supporting NEET qualifiers by helping them with medical education fees. Within the next two years, the number of medical colleges in the state will increase to 50. To promote youth self-reliance, the state is expanding industrial activities. On this occasion, CM Dr. Yadav fondly remembered former minister Late Shri Laxman Singh Gaur, highlighting his remarkable contributions to social service. The distribution of free notebooks is also a tribute to his memory. He noted that the grand celebration of Rangpanchami in Indore owes its stature to the efforts of Late Shri Gaur.

Shri Eklavya Laxman Singh Gaur, convener of the Hind Rakshak Sangathan, shared that since 2003, around 300 socially conscious families in Indore have been distributing over 3.5 lakh notebooks annually to students at a symbolic cost of just Rs. 1 per notebook. This distribution continues each year from July 11 to August 11. He expressed gratitude to all the families involved in this noble initiative.

Water Resources Minister Shri Tulsiram Silawat, MP Shri Shankar Lalwani, MLA Smt. Malini Gaur, MLA Ms. Usha Thakur, Indore Mayor Dr. Pushyamitra Bhargav, public representatives, social workers and a large number of students were present.