The focus of welfare of all classes in the budget
Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chauhan has described the budget of the state as a budget for historical and public welfare. He said that this budget is a budget for women empowerment, employment, farmers, poor, youth and children, taking into account the welfare of all classes. The budget for the first time exceeds Rs. 2 lakh crore. Shri Chauhan was discussing the media on the budget presented in the assembly of the state today.
Chief Minister Shri Chauhan said that the infrastructure in the budget of the state is based on the prosperity of the state, especially for irrigation and agriculture. 37 thousand 498 and 17 thousand crores have been provided for agriculture and agriculture related works. This increases the growth rate. Increases income per person. Finally, the state is rich. The provision of 650 crores for the Chief Minister's Transfer Scheme has been made to provide safety from the fall of the crop market value to farmers. Onion is included in the transfer. Under the resolution of poor welfare in the budget, adequate management of bread, textiles, houses, studies, written medicine has been made. The Chief Minister has provision of sufficient amount for the meritorious student scheme. Scheduled Castes, Tribes, Other Backward Classes, Hostel for Minority Class, Provision of Scholarships. He stated that the Chief Minister Loan Solution Scheme has been implemented for the farmers who were not able to avail loans on zero percent interest. The amount of interest in the scheme will be filled by the Government. The principal can be paid in the installments of the farmer. Zero percent will also be able to avail loans on interest.
The Chief Minister said that the provision of Rs 18 thousand 165 crore for rural development is not less than the boon. Under various schemes, rural roads will be netted. It is an effort to connect each village to the streets. Provision of Rs 11 thousand 932 crore for urban development. The task of group drinking water schemes is admirable for drinking water availability in a dry crisis. The efforts of employment generation under the Chief Minister’s Youth Empowerment Mission have provided sufficient provision for technical education to connect 7.5 lakh youth with self-employment and upgrade skill of 7.5 lakh youth. He stated that the new scheme under Public Health Family Welfare has been implemented to encourage the private sector with Government Health Services in the Rural Zone. On investment in the field of health to the private sector, 50 percent of capital subsidy will be given in the rural area in the area of 40 and ST. Effective steps have been taken for employee welfare in the budget.
