On the day of the presentation of the State budget, Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar, in an exclusive conversation with the media, said that he has spoken about GYAN, an abbreviation for the four sections of society– the poor, youth, farmers and women– which would ensure that the State as well as the country moves forward.
“I spoke about GYAN, G stands for Gareeb, Y stands for Yuva, A stands for Annadatha and N stands for Nari. We have tried to represent these four sections as abbreviations of the word GYAN.
Firstly, GYAN means knowledge. We have spoken about the welfare of these four communities. If we fulfil the needs of these four sections, especially those at the bottom of the social pyramid, for the poor, our State and our country will move forward,” Manohar Lal Khattar said on February 23.
#WATCH | Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar says, " I spoke about GYAN, G stands for Gareeb, Y stands for Yuva, A stands for Annadatha and N stands for Nari…I spoke about the welfare of these 4 communities. If we fulfil the needs of the poor people, our society will move forward" pic.twitter.com/2SXMmE1bjX
— ANI (@ANI) February 23, 2024
Speaking about women-centric schemes announced by the Haryana Government, the Chief Minister said that expenses for girl-children going to private schools, as well as their travel expenses, will be provided by the State.
“We had last time announced that there will be a college within every 20 km so that none of our daughters have to travel more than 10 km to study, we have achieved that target. Of the 72 colleges, we built last time, half of the colleges are for women. Even if our daughters go to private colleges, the Haryana Government will take care of the expenses. We have also made arrangements for safe travel for women. We have taken several steps so that our daughters are saved, educated and taken forward in life,” Manohar Lal Khattar said.
#WATCH | Haryana CM Manohar Lal Khattar says, " We had last time announced that there will be a college within every 20 km so that none of our daughters have to travel more than 10 km to study, we have achieved that target. Of the 72 colleges, we built last time, half of the… pic.twitter.com/1EhffTfkR6
— ANI (@ANI) February 23, 2024
The Chief Minister added that several such schemes have been initiated for boys, at par with girls, so that both genders can get skilled and trained.
“We are taking steps for our sons as well. The importance girls have in our society is important for boys as well. So we have taken up common welfare service for both genders so that our youth get skilled, trained and secure their future. This will ensure the welfare of the State as well as the country,” Manohar Lal Khattar said.
(with inputs from ANI)
