"Ensuring Government Schemes Reach Every Citizen"
Queue for Aadhaar Card Modification at Multimedia Exhibition
Udaipur, Tribal Regional Development Minister Shri Babulal Kharadi emphasized that to bring India to the forefront of developed nations, continuous efforts by the Prime Minister are essential. He stated that unless the gap between the rich and the poor is bridged and the welfare of the most marginalized individuals is addressed, the nation cannot progress. Therefore, it is vital to ensure that government schemes reach those at the last mile, lifting them to the front line of development.
Shri Kharadi was addressing the gathering on the second day of the Developed India/2047 multimedia exhibition, organized by the Central Communication Bureau, Regional Office, Udaipur, at PM Shri Government Fateh Higher Secondary School premises. He emphasized that while the world faces widespread unrest, India's role in establishing peace would be crucial in the future, as the world looks toward India with hope. The Prime Minister's vision is to ensure peace and prosperity for every citizen.
On the second day, Udaipur Rural MLA Shri Phool Singh Meena, as the chief guest, spoke about the various welfare schemes for farmers, laborers, women, and unemployed youth. He stressed the importance of spreading awareness of these schemes, so that more people can benefit from them and contribute to the nation's development.
Additional District Collector (City) Shri War Singh shared the government's efforts across various sectors such as science, technology, health, agriculture, energy, and drinking water to make the country self-reliant. He called for collective efforts to achieve economic progress and elevate India to a developed nation status.
The second day also featured informative sessions by Shri Rahul Soni on the Sukanya Yojana and various postal department schemes, as well as Shri Vrishabh Singh Shri Hari Gan Veer on Punjab National Bank’s offerings. Various competitions were held, and winners were awarded by the guests. Cultural performances were presented by the registered art group Leela Devi Tera Tali Party.
The exhibition includes stalls from departments such as Health, Women & Child Development, Agriculture, Maharana Pratap Agriculture and Technology University, Udaipur Municipal Corporation, Post Department, Women Empowerment, Rural Development, Panchayati Raj, and Tribal Regional Development. Aadhaar card modification services are also available. The exhibition is open to the public, free of charge, until 24th January 2025, from 10 AM to 4 PM.
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