Speaking on the occasion of Holi Milan held at the Delhi BJP office, she expressed confidence that with the cooperation and dedication of party members, the mission will reach new heights after Holi.
Addressing a well-attended public gathering at the ‘Gram Utthan Shivir’ rural development camp in Ladnun town of Deedwana–Kuchaman district, the Chief Minister said his government had remained steadfast in its commitment to act decisively against those responsible for destroying the future of young aspirants.
Once completed, these projects will not only ensure the smooth functioning of the Revenue Department but will also provide greater convenience to the people of the state in the conduct of revenue-related work.
The approval limit at the departmental minister level will be increased from ₹10 crore to ₹50 crore. Projects costing ₹50–150 crore will be approved by the Finance Minister, and those above ₹150 crore will require the Chief Minister’s approval.
During the yatra, Nitish Kumar will also inaugurate and lay foundation stones for various development projects, aimed at giving a fresh impetus to Bihar’s development journey.
The civic works in Shalimar Bagh were taken up under the ongoing Seva Pakhwada being observed to mark Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.
Addressing the large gathering, PM Modi extended Navratri greetings to the people of the state amid the "Modi-Modi" chants.
Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, who chaired the meeting of the board, said that the villages are not mere symbols of tradition and culture, but the lifeline of Delhi.
At the event held in Outer Delhi’s Pooth Khurd village, the CM dedicated the projects in the presence of Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena.
Speaking on the occasion, Shah said that Kalol has witnessed unprecedented development over the past five to six years.
