Ringol High School and ITI will be named after freedom fighter Late Shri Parthi Bhai: Chief Minister Shri Chouhan
Bhopal: Chief Minister Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan said that High School and ITI of village Ringol would be named after the freedom fighter Late Parthi Bhai. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan reached village Ringol under Jandarshan programme in Alirajpur today. Here he also released the life story of the freedom fighter Late Parthi Bhai after garlanding his statue. Along with this, Bhumi-Pujan of community building to be constructed at a cost of Rs. 25 lakh and memorial shed costing Rs. 2 lakh was done at Mal Mussoorie Falia.
Many announcements for development of area
Chief Minister Shri Chouhan has made announcements for asphaltization of 6 km road from Ringol to Mal Mussoorie Phatak, paved road from Holi Falia Meda to Behadwa Main Road, construction of road at Khadibagh Phaliya in Ringol, new tribal senior boys hostels at Mathna, Ringol and Borkundia and police station approval in Barjhar. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan said that the buses coming up to two km on the Gujarat border will be given tax exemption, which will benefit the villagers. Chief Minister Shri Chouhan asked the district and police administration to take effective action against criminals, thieves, miscreants and the corrupt. No poor should be deprived of ration. The eligible beneficiaries get the benefits of the schemes. Ration cards and Ayushman Yojana cards should be made for eligible persons. He called upon the women present to join Self Help Groups of Aajeevika Mission and take advantage of better livelihood opportunities. The Chief Minister said that the State Government was making special efforts to empower the groups and provide better market for the products made by them.
In-charge of the district and Minister of Industrial Investment and Promotion Shri Rajvardhan Singh Dattigaon, District Panchayat President Smt. Anita Chauhan, MLA Shri Ramesh Mendola, former MLA Shri Madho Singh Dawar, Shri Nagar Singh Chauhan, Shri Vakil Singh Thakrala along with residents of the area were present in the programme.
