Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav said that all sisters of the state are our honor, pride, and dignity. The world feels empty without sisters. He stated that while life is mortal, the loving bond between brother and sister is eternal and will remain so. As long as the world exists, this precious and unbreakable relationship will remain immortal. He said that his government has ensured every rightful entitlement for sisters and is fully committed to making them self-reliant. The Chief Minister Accepting Rakhis from everyone, said that it is through the blessings of all sisters that he derives the immense energy to work wholeheartedly for the state’s development.

 

Chief Minister Dr. Yadav participated in the grand Raksha-Bandhan program organised at Baba Baijnath Mahadev Dham in Agar-Malwa district on the occasion of the Shravan festival on Saturday. He expressed deep affection, respect and sensitivity towards sisters and Divyangs during the event. CM Dr. Yadav also distributed assistive devices to Divyangs according to their needs. The Chief Minister had Rakhis tied by all the sisters, offered them sweets, gave them gifts and enjoyed a traditional Jhoola ride with them as part of the monsoon festivities. CM Dr. Yadav extended greetings to all citizens of the state on the occasion of Shravan and Raksha-Bandhan.

 

The Chief Minister informed that the Devi Ahilya Women Empowerment Mission is being implemented in the state. The government is working swiftly in mission mode to link women with self-employment opportunities and ensure their self-reliance. CM Dr. Yadav said that DIvyangs are divine creations of the Almighty, endowed with special abilities. They only need encouragement, and the government stands with them at every step. He added that whether it is providing educational assistance, pension benefits or reservation in government jobs, the state government has ensured all necessary arrangements for their holistic welfare.