Jaipur, Nov 4 — Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma said that the state government is committed to the welfare of youth, women, farmers, and the underprivileged, along with the overall development of Rajasthan.
He emphasised that the momentum of development would continue, guided by the vision of Viksit Bharat-Viksit Rajasthan (Developed India-Developed Rajasthan).
The government will showcase this vision and its achievements to the public through a grand event in Jaipur to mark the third anniversary of the state government.
The Chief Minister issued these directions during a high-level review meeting held at his official residence on Wednesday.
He said that over the past three years, the state government had achieved significant milestones in various sectors, including power, water, roads, education, healthcare, employment, environment, and industry.
Through the Viksit Gram-Shahri Ward Abhiyan (Developed Village and Urban Ward Campaign), a comprehensive roadmap has also been prepared to ensure the holistic development of villages and cities by 2047. He added that Rajasthan is currently leading in the implementation of 30 different schemes.
The Chief Minister directed officials to prepare a comprehensive plan to showcase the government's achievements, the rapid pace of development, and its key policies to the public.
He suggested organising a range of programmes and competitions to familiarise young people with the lives and contributions of iconic personalities such as Maharana Pratap, Maharaja Surajmal, Amrita Devi, and Meera Bai.
He also stressed the need to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other modern technologies to make the activities more engaging and informative for the youth.
He further directed that visitors be allowed to witness Rajasthan's ongoing transformation and gain an insight into the state's vision for the future.
The Chief Minister instructed all departments to ensure effective coordination and complete preparations within the stipulated time to make the anniversary celebrations historic and grand.
He also called for a comprehensive action plan to organise anniversary-related programmes across various districts and emphasised the need to ensure excellent arrangements and facilities for visitors.
The Chief Secretary was directed to regularly review and monitor the progress of preparations. The meeting was attended by Chief Secretary V. Srinivas, along with Additional Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, Secretaries of various departments, and other concerned officials.