Prime Minister Modi lays the foundation stone of rural drinking water supply projects in Vindhyachal region of Uttar Pradesh, Over 2.6 crore families provided with piped drinking water
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Prime Minister Modi lays the foundation stone of rural drinking water supply projects in Vindhyachal region of Uttar Pradesh, Over 2.6 crore families provided with piped drinking water

PM Narendra Modi, laid the foundation stone of rural drinking water supply projects in Mirzapur and Sonbhadra districts of Vindhyachal region of Uttar Pradesh today via video conference. The Prime Minister also interacted with Village Water and Sanitation Committee/ Paani Samiti Members during the event. Union Jal Shakti Minister, Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Governor Uttar Pradesh, Smt Anandiben Patel and Chief Minister Uttar Pradesh, Shri Yogi Adityanath were present on occasion.

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PM Narendra Modi, laid the foundation stone of rural drinking water supply projects in Mirzapur and Sonbhadra districts of Vindhyachal region of Uttar Pradesh today via video conference. The Prime Minister also interacted with Village Water and Sanitation Committee/ Paani Samiti Members during the event. Union Jal Shakti Minister, Shri Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, Governor Uttar Pradesh, Smt Anandiben Patel and Chief Minister Uttar Pradesh, Shri Yogi Adityanath were present on occasion.
 
The projects, for which the foundation stones were laid by the Prime Minister today will provide household tap water connections in all rural households of 2,995 villages and will benefit about 42 lakh population of these districts. Village Water and Sanitation Committees/ Paani Samiti have been constituted in all these villages, who will shoulder the responsibility of operation and maintenance. The total estimated cost of the projects is Rs 5,555.38 Crore. The projects are planned to be completed in 24 months.
 
Speaking on occasion, the Prime Minister said during the last one, and half years from the start of Jal Jeevan Mission more than 2 crores 60 lakh families have been provided piped drinking water connection to their homes including lakhs of families in Uttar Pradesh as well. He added under the Jal Jeevan Mission, the life of our mothers and sisters is getting more comfortable due to easy water access at the comfort of their homes. He said a major benefit of this has also been a reduction of many diseases like cholera, typhoid, encephalitis caused by dirty water of the poor families. The Prime Minister lamented that despite having a lot of resources, Vindhyachal or Bundelkhand regions became regions of deficiencies. He added, in spite of having several rivers, these regions were known as the most thirsty & drought-affected regions and forced many people to migrate from here.
 
He said now water scarcity, and these projects will resolve irrigation issues, and it signifies rapid development.
 
The Prime Minister remarked when piped water reaches thousands of villages in Vindhyanchal the health of children of this region would be improved and their physical and mental development will be better. He said when one gets the freedom to make decisions and work on those decisions for the development of your village, and it increases the confidence of everyone in the village. He added that self-reliant India gets strength from self-reliant villages.
 
The Prime Minister complimented the Uttar Pradesh Government for providing responsive governance during the time of pandemic and keeping the pace of reforms going. PM Modi outlined the development works in the region. He pointed to a provision of LPG cylinder, electricity supply, Solar plant at Mirzapur, completion of irrigation projects and solar projects on uncultivable land to provide steady extra income to the farmers.
 
Referring to the Swamitva Scheme, the Prime Minister informed that verified ownership deeds for residential and land properties are being delivered to the owners leading to stability and certainty of titles. This is leading to assurance against unlawful encroachment of the property of the poor segment of society and improving the possibility of using the property as collateral for credit.
 
Speaking about the efforts for the upliftment of the tribal population of the region, PM Modi said that schemes are reaching the tribal regions under special projects. Hundreds of Eklavya Model schools are operating in such areas, including in Uttar Pradesh. The aim is to provide this facility to every tribal majority block. Projects based on forest-based products are also being implemented.
 
The District Mineral Fund has been established so that there is no shortage of funds for tribal regions and thinking behind such a scheme is that a part of resources generated from such areas is invested locally. In Uttar Pradesh, 800 crore rupees have been collected under the fund, and more than 6000 projects have been sanctioned.
 
The Prime Minister urged the people to remain alert against Corona as the danger still lingers and asked the people to maintain basic precautions with great sincerity.
 
(Source: PIB)
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