Rajasthan Governor's Village Tour: Welfare Schemes Under Review

Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Kisanrao Bagade visited villages in Barmer to assess the implementation of various welfare schemes, and interacted with villagers about the schemes. He emphasized addressing local issues and prioritizing the poor. Bagade also engaged with school children and BSF soldiers, highlighting concerns in education and border security.

Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Kisanrao Bagade on Saturday conducted a visit to remote villages in Barmer, situated along the far western border. During his tour, he reviewed the execution of development and welfare schemes initiated by both central and state governments.

Bagade interacted with villagers, discussing work under various schemes such as PM Awas Yojna and MNREGA. He instructed local officials to address issues immediately and emphasized prioritizing the interests of the poor.

The governor engaged with school children in Tamlor village, expressing concern over the future of seven failed students and instructed the headmaster to re-enroll them. He also visited Guddi Kanwar's house, a PM Awas Yojana beneficiary, and appreciated the ongoing work by BSF soldiers at the Munabao border, stressing the importance of sensitive border security measures.

(With inputs from agencies.)