-REVIEWS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN DHIRBHA ASSEMBLY SEGMENT
-ASSURES NO SHORTAGE OF FUNDS FOR STATEWIDE DEVELOPMENT WORKS
Satauj (Sangrur), August 10
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann announced on Sunday that the state is experiencing unparalleled development across all sectors, with extensive developmental projects underway to accelerate Punjab’s growth.
While reviewing ongoing development works in the Dhirbha assembly segment, the Chief Minister stated that these projects are progressing at full pace and will be completed soon. Designed with public interest in mind, these initiatives aim to boost the state’s overall development. Mann emphasized that there is no shortage of funds for such projects, and more will be dedicated to the public in the near future.
Addressing the agricultural sector, the Chief Minister highlighted his commitment to enabling paddy transplantation without relying on tubewells. He expressed pride in the fact that canal water now reaches even the remotest villages at the tail ends of Punjab’s irrigation network. Since taking office, his government has revived 15,947 water channels across the state. Mann also noted that his administration successfully protected Punjab’s water resources from being diverted to other states.
The Chief Minister spoke about the Mukh Mantri Sehat Yojna, a pioneering scheme providing cashless medical treatment up to ₹10 lakh for every family in Punjab. He proudly declared Punjab as the first Indian state to offer such comprehensive healthcare coverage, significantly reducing financial burdens and ensuring quality healthcare access for all. This initiative aims to deliver universal healthcare to every family in the state.
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Mann reiterated that agriculture and farmers remain his government’s top priority, with continuous efforts to make farming profitable. He expressed satisfaction that farmers report no shortages of electricity or canal water, receiving uninterrupted supplies. The Chief Minister noted that it is heartening to see smiles returning to farmers’ faces.
Connecting emotionally with the people, Mann said that villagers are close to his heart, and he cherishes spending time with them. He takes pride in joining them on such occasions and leaves no effort spared to support their welfare. During the event, he handed over a cheque of ₹1.76 crore to the village panchayat to further drive the village’s development.
