Chhattisgarh’s culture is getting new identity from Madai Mela: Minister Dr. Dahria

Dr. Shivkumar Dahria participated in the inauguration program of the Madai Mela and development works held at village Palod of Arang Vikas block. On this occasion, he said that work is being done to save the culture of Chhattisgarh through Madai Mela. The state government is also working to save the culture and tradition of Chhattisgarh. With the promotion of Chhattisgarhi culture, a government holiday has been started in Teej festivals here. Local people are also being given opportunities in jobs. He said that the Madai Mela is a festival of happiness in the village. The people of the village celebrate this fair by organizing it among themselves. This kind of event should be held in the village and wish you all to live in peace and harmony peacefully. In Palaud, through the District Panchayat member Mr. Makhan Kurre, announced a sum of two lakhs for the theater.
Minister Dr. Dhariya said in the meeting of Palaud that our farmers are the foundation and economy of this state and country. If the farmers are strong then the village and the state will be strong, the country will be strong. Minister Dr. Dahria said that no injustice will be allowed to farmers. He said that the state government is always with everyone for development work. Referring to the benefits of getting Gouthan in the village, he said that the state government is buying cow dung at the rate of two rupees forts from cow owners. A number of steps have been taken by the government to benefit the farmers. This will bring economic prosperity to the farmers.
He said that development works are being done in the state under the leadership of the Chief Minister. The electricity bill is also halved. Recruitment of local unemployed has also been started. 24 out of 36 promises have been fulfilled, soon the remaining promises will also be fulfilled. District Panchayat member Mr. Makhan Kurre, District President Mr. Khilesh Dewangan, District Member Mrs. Indira Tika Patel, Sarpanch Mrs. Tarini Sahu, Komal Sahu and other people’s representatives were also present.