Barwani, August 14: Chief Minister Mohan Yadav will participate in the second district-level program of the ‘Jan Vishwas Abhiyan’ in Barwani on Friday. This initiative began a week ago. During the event, he will review public grievances and the implementation of government schemes.
Yadav will chair a district-level resolution program at the Barwani Collectorate auditorium, where he will conduct an in-depth review of various public complaints and applications. The entire process will be managed through the CM Helpline portal. The state government prioritizes the complete resolution of public issues, effective implementation of government schemes, continuous monitoring, and timely delivery of public services.
The Chief Minister will also inspect the Government Higher Secondary School in Boralai. He will assess the district’s first Math Park, ICT Lab, Atal Tinkering Lab, and Smart Class facilities. Additionally, he will engage with entrepreneurs, progressive farmers, and outstanding students from various sectors in the district at the Collectorate premises.
During the dialogue session, Yadav will discuss with progressive farmers who excel in agriculture, horticulture, animal husbandry, and fisheries. He will also converse with farmers about cotton cultivation using HDPS technology, custom hiring centers, FPOs, and beneficiaries who have established food processing industries through government loans, as well as dairy production, conservation of Nimari cows, fish seed, and aquaculture.
CM Mohan Yadav will also discuss various topics, including the e-token system, with representatives from farmer organizations. He aims to engage in detailed discussions with successful entrepreneurs in the district working in food processing, agro-industries, cotton and ginning industries, renewable energy, waste management, eco-friendly products, manufacturing, innovation, and startups.
The program in Barwani, which is the second major district-level event under the ‘Jan Vishwas Abhiyan’ launched on August 7, aims to strengthen direct monitoring of public service delivery and grievance resolution. Ministers and senior officials are touring districts to assess public complaints, the implementation of schemes, and service delivery firsthand.
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