Mumbai, July 18: Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma visited Tilanaesh village in the Degana area of Nagaur district on Saturday morning. During his visit, he engaged in discussions with local residents while walking through the village. The Chief Minister took the opportunity to meet with the villagers and observe their daily lives closely.
While touring the village, Chief Minister Sharma interacted with women working in the fields. He gathered insights about farming practices and even joined them in agricultural tasks, holding farming tools himself. The discussions included challenges faced in agriculture, irrigation, crop production, and the benefits of government schemes. The women openly shared their problems and suggestions with the Chief Minister.
Additionally, Sharma met with elderly men and women in the village to inquire about their well-being. He showed respect for their age by asking about their health, families, and daily lives, while also listening to their concerns. Villagers appreciated the Chief Minister’s approachable and warm demeanor.
During his village tour, Chief Minister Sharma discussed various topics related to development, including drinking water, education, health, and agriculture. He instructed officials to address the villagers’ issues with sensitivity.
The Chief Minister held a village development meeting and engaged in dialogue with women. He learned about the changes brought about by different government schemes and received suggestions. Sharma encouraged women to maximize the benefits of government initiatives and to involve other women in these programs.
Sharma also conversed with farmers, livestock rearers, and youth, emphasizing that a farmer’s life is filled with struggle and hard work. He noted that despite adverse conditions and natural challenges, farmers never give up and continue to cultivate with renewed hope. He stressed that ensuring the prosperity and self-reliance of farmers is crucial for the overall development of the country and the state.
The Chief Minister urged farmers to take full advantage of government schemes, adopt modern techniques alongside natural farming, and consider establishing processing units to enhance production and income.
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