Big steps to improve environment and health: Indore will get 20 crores, a new pond, health care test to protect youth from diseases

Environment, water and health … The city and the government are now serious on all three subjects. The target is to plant a record of 51 lakh saplings for the environment. The government is also fully together for this and it will give 20 crore rupees to increase the greenery in the city. At the same time, Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and Urban Development and Housing Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya inaugurated the campaign to plant another pond

51 lakh saplings in the city on Sunday. The Chief Minister made a pricing to give 10 crore of the Municipal Corporation to the Municipal Corporation and the same amount of the forest department to facilitate the path of greenery in the city. Needed Vijayvargiya said that like Pitra Parvat, Indore will be covered with trees. Ministers Tulsiram Silavat, MP Shankar Lalwani, Mahapar Pushyamitra Bhargava, MLA Ramesh Mendela, Mahendra Hardia, Malini Gaid, Madhu Verma, Gelu Shukla, Gairav ​​Randive, Chintu Verma were in spite of various organizations. P> 131 wells are cleaned by the public participation, the MESM also started the Shramdan Abhiyan for the development of the Bhohansala pond. He said that falling groundwater level is a matter of concern. The water Ganges promotion campaign of the government will continue continuously. Minister Silavat said that the Bhohansala pond is spread over 2.895 hectares. The catchment area is 86.17 hectares. The depth of the pond is 3 meters. It will develop with Rs 1.5 crore. Mahapair Pushyamitra Bhargava said that more than 131 wells and stepwells are being cleaned in the city with public participation. Three big ponds are also being deepened.

Healthy Madhya Pradesh Initiative campaign was also started by Indore Semukya Minister Dr. Yadav, Healthy Madhya Pradesh Invacial Campaign. MP Shankar Lalwani said that preventable health tests will now be done to protect against lifestyle diseases. Dr. Vinita Kothari said that every fourth among 30 thousand youths between the ages of 18 to 30 is at the pre-diabetes stage. During this, senior cancer surgeon Dr. Arun Aggarwal was also present.