RURAL DEVELOPMENT MINISTER

Chhattisgarh government gave the final shape to the proposal for launching Vidhayak adarsh

gram yojana (MLA model village scheme) in the state.

The state cabinet approved the scheme and gave final nod to the proposal to set up a high

powered committee to execute the scheme. The committee would be headed by state's chief

secretary.

The scheme is in the lines of Pradhan Mantri Adarsh Gram Yojana (PMAGY), a Government

of India initiative for the empowerment of deprived sections.

The scheme initiated by the Rural development Minister aims to achieve integrated

development of selected villages through convergent implementation of all relevant Central

and State schemes.

The Vidhayak adarsh gram yojana was exclusively state's scheme and will be implemented by

different departments of the Chhattisgarh government through its undergoing schemes and

programmes, according to the state's panchayat and rural development minister Ajay Chandrakar.

In the progress of this scheme, the chief minister had urged the 90 MLAs in the state to

submit the name of one village from their respective constituency that would be included

in the scheme.

To start with, an amount of Rs 10 lakh would be drawn from the MLA local area

development fund for implementing the scheme. The development works in the selected

village under the scheme would be expedited and given priority in the implementation.

Our rural development minister stated that MP Model Village Scheme

was initiated in the country from October 11, 2014. It was a request by

our Prime Minister to conduct MLA Model Village Scheme, on the

lines of MP Model Village Scheme.

For more details, visit:

http://www.ajaychandrakar.com/