Chhattisgarh News: Finance Minister OP Choudhary held a public meeting in Aamapali Gram Panchayat of the Pusaur development block in Raigarh district and directly interacted with the villagers. During the meeting, he listened to their problems and local needs. He also gathered information from the villagers about the ongoing development work and the implementation of public welfare schemes in the area.
Women raised funds for the construction of the temple.
During the Jan Chaupal, an inspiring initiative was unveiled by the mothers and sisters of Aamapali. The women of the village voluntarily collected funds from the Mahatari Vandan Yojana and dedicated them to the initial construction of the Lord Jagannath Temple.
The women made this contribution not under duress, but out of their own volition and collective resolve. Their initiative was praised by Finance Minister O.P. Chaudhary.
Initiative becomes an example of social participation
Finance Minister OP Chaudhary said that the women of Aamapali have voluntarily contributed to the temple’s construction by collecting funds. This is not only a financial contribution, but also an example of social participation and women’s leadership.
He said that women, in addition to fulfilling family responsibilities, are also playing a vital role in social and community development. This women’s initiative strengthens the spirit of mutual cooperation, participation, and collective responsibility in society.
Direct dialogue with villagers in Jan Chaupal
During the Jan Chaupal, the Minister discussed development projects and local needs with the villagers. He listened to their problems and emphasized the need for local-level initiatives to address them.
The Minister expressed his gratitude to all the mothers and sisters of Aamapali and the citizens who participated in this initiative. He described the women’s voluntary contribution as an inspiration to others.
This initiative, which directly interacts with villagers and listens to their concerns through the Jan Chaupal, is part of the state government’s commitment to public welfare and good governance. The contribution of the women of Aamapali to the temple’s construction also demonstrates that, in addition to receiving financial support from government schemes, women are also actively participating in their social responsibilities.