In a significant policy address, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma underscored the pivotal role of water and electricity in the state’s development trajectory. Sharma highlighted the proactive measures taken by his administration to address these critical infrastructure needs, emphasizing their importance in driving socio-economic progress.
“For the development of any state, two things are important – water and electricity,” stated Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, underscoring the foundational significance of these resources. He outlined several key initiatives undertaken by the government aimed at bolstering water and electricity infrastructure across Rajasthan.
Sharma pointed to the effective implementation of various schemes, including the ERCP (Energy Reform and Conservation Programme), the Yamuna Agreement, the Dewas scheme, and the Indira Gandhi Canal scheme. These initiatives, he noted, are pivotal in ensuring sustainable access to essential resources for the state’s residents.
Highlighting the government’s commitment to enhancing water accessibility, Sharma announced a substantial allocation of Rs. 15,000 crore in the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) for the current fiscal year. This ambitious funding is intended to provide clean and potable water to 25 lakh households across Rajasthan, addressing a critical need for communities across urban and rural areas.
“Our government has worked on both water and electricity fronts to meet the aspirations of the people,” affirmed Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma, reflecting on the administration’s comprehensive approach to infrastructure development. He emphasized the inclusive nature of these efforts, aiming to benefit all sections of society and promote sustainable growth.
The announcement comes amid ongoing efforts to strengthen Rajasthan’s infrastructure backbone, ensuring that essential services like water and electricity are not just adequate but also resilient in the face of future challenges. Sharma’s proactive stance signals a commitment to laying a robust foundation for the state’s economic and social advancement.
As the initiatives outlined by Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma begin to take shape, stakeholders and residents alike anticipate tangible improvements in water and electricity accessibility, underscoring the transformative potential of these investments in Rajasthan’s overall development trajectory.
