Modi completes 25 years of public service, Maharashtra cabinet gives relief to farmers!

The Maharashtra government's cabinet on Wednesday unanimously passed a resolution felicitating Prime Minister Narendra Modi on completion of 25 years of public service. In the meeting chaired by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, the cabinet also approved the proposal of financial assistance of Rs 5,000 to the farmers.

Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said in the press conference that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has completed 25 years as the head of government. On this occasion, a congratulatory resolution has been passed mentioning his tenure in the Maharashtra Cabinet and his contribution to the national service.

It has been said in this proposal that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given priority to national service by keeping the poor and the underprivileged at the centre. He has called himself not Prime Minister but Pradhan Sevak. Service, dedication and Karmayoga have been the main pillars of his working style.

CM Fadnavis said that along with providing basic facilities like housing, drinking water and toilets to the poor, he presented a new model of good governance. The proposal states that under his leadership, 'One Nation, One Tax' system in the form of Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented in the country, which strengthened the Indian economy.

He also informed that efforts to enhance India's capability in the defense sector and strengthen national security were also mentioned. The resolution highlights the contribution of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his 25 years of public life and service to the nation, while mentioning important developments in the country, including the construction of Ram temple in Ayodhya.

Also, the Chief Minister announced that before Diwali, the Maharashtra government will give financial assistance of Rs 5,000 in the accounts of farmers. The aim of the government is to provide financial relief before the festival to the farmers suffering from drought and crop loss, so that they have some money in their hands during Diwali and can meet the needs of the festival.

The Maharashtra government had earlier declared drought in 265 tehsils. Now 40 more tehsils have been included in this list. With this, the total number of tehsils declared drought affected in the state has increased to 305.

Deputy Chief Minister Sunetra Pawar, Deputy Chief Minister Eknath Shinde and important members of the State Council of Ministers attended this meeting.