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PR Minister Dr. Mishra lays foundation of Rs 13.56 crore bypass road

Monday - June 25, 2018 5:46 am , Category : MADHYA PRADESH

Bhopal: Water Resources, Public Relations and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Dr. Narottam Mishra today laid the foundation of Rs 13.56 crore worth bypass road from Sevdha to Jhansi road in Datia. He said that with the construction of this road, the Sevdha road traffic going towards Jhansi, Bhander will now directly pass through the bypass road without entering the city. This way the pressure of traffic on the city will reduce and people will be facilitated.

The PR Minister said that the Madhya Pradesh government is paying attention to the overall development of both urban and rural areas. While on the one hand more than half of the labourers have been registered in the Sambal Yojana, on the other hand farmers are also being benefitted to the maximum through the Bhavantar Bhugtan Yojana, Drought Relief, Mukhya Mantri Krishak Samriddhi Yojana, Crop Insurance Scheme etc. He appealed to citizens to make efforts to plant saplings to enhance greenery in the city.

Chairman of the Municipal Council Subhash Agrawal, senior social worker Kalicharan Kushwaha Mukesh Yadav, Vipin Goswami, Bharat Yadav and others expressed their opinions during the programme.

District Panchayat President Smt. Rajni Pushpendra Rawat, Vice President Vinay Yadav, Vice Chairman of Municipal Council Yogesh Saxena, Vice President Mandi Dhiru Dangi, Mandi President representative Jitu Kamaria and other public representatives were present in the programme.

Compassionate appointment letters given to five youths

Dr. Narottam Mishra distributed compassionate appointment letters to five youths for the post of Assistant Class III in Datia Collectorate. Five teachers of the district had died during their tenure. In this connection the relatives of the deceased had applied for compassionate appointments. Minister Dr. Mishra had given instructions to take action in this regard, accordingly the dependants have been given compassionate appointment.-Window To News
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