Haryana:Haryana Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini said that Bharat Vikas Parishad is a living example of service, dedication and nationalism. The Council is working considering helping the needy not as charity but as a moral duty linked to Indian culture. While inaugurating the regional office and health center of the Council's North Zone-1 on Saturday at Chhatwal in Pathankot, Punjab, he announced financial assistance of Rs 21 lakh.
The council has been engaged in human service since 1963.
The Chief Minister said that inspired by the thoughts of Swami Vivekananda, the Council has been engaged in human service and social upliftment since 1963. Its goal is to create a healthy, capable and cultured India. The health center will provide better health facilities to the people, while the cultural programs will strengthen the sense of patriotism and Indian traditions among the youth.
2 lakh jobs given with transparency, price of sugarcane fixed
Saini said that in the last 12 years in Haryana, about two lakh youth have been given government jobs with complete transparency and on the basis of merit. All the crops of the farmers are being purchased at the minimum support price. The price of sugarcane has been fixed at Rs 430 per quintal for 2026-27 and Rs 450 per quintal for 2027-28.
He described free dialysis, Ayushman Bharat, Chirayu, Mission Buniyad and Deendayal Lado Lakshmi Yojana as major achievements of the government. Expressing concern over the situation in Punjab, he called for freedom from drugs, crime and corruption and raised questions on alleged irregularities in the recruitment process.