Under the Mukhyamantri Flood Relief Housing scheme, 426 houses were inaugurated by Chief Minister Chauhan in 40 villages of Budhni tehsil from village Somalwada in MP. Local BJP MP Ramakant Bhargava was also present on the occasion and conducted a virtual ‘grah pravesh’ for the beneficiaries.
On Saturday Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced that the Madhya Pradesh economy will be made self-supporting and villages will see a surge in rural infrastructure.
Under the Mukhyamantri Flood Relief Housing scheme, 426 houses were inaugurated by Chief Minister Chauhan in 40 villages of Budhni tehsil from village Somalwada in MP. Local BJP MP Ramakant Bhargava was also present on the occasion and conducted a virtual ‘grah pravesh’ of the beneficiaries.
Along with training a women’s self-help group, Chief Minister Chouhan said that economic help would be delivered from banks to link the products of villages.
Chief Minister Chouhan directed the district collector to organize loans and training from banks to women’s self-help groups in villages, comprising Somalwada. He said, “Markets will also be made available by creating clusters of products.”
Also, it was informed by Chief Minister Chouhan that in Budhni about 40 villages were affected badly last year by the floods.
He said, “In these villages, 626 houses were sanctioned under the Mukhyamantri Flood Relief Housing scheme, out of which more than 400 houses have been inaugurated and the ‘grah pravesh’ of beneficiaries has been done.”
Chief Minister Chouhan also announced the building of a mini anganwadi and school in Somalwada. Also, the construction of a road attaching six villages from Nandmer to Somalwada and a bridge will take place as per his announcement.
224 beneficiaries of 18 villages of Budhni janpad were permitted for flood relief houses and 402 beneficiaries of 29 villages of Nasrullaganj janpad. Of 626 approved houses, 176 are in progress and 450 have been finalized.
