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Haryana Minister of State for Women and Child Development Smt. Kamlesh Dhanda said that Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi’s goal is to provide the benefits of the welfare schemes to the last eligible person along with good governance. To achieve this goal, ‘Modi’s guarantee rath’ is reaching the doorsteps of the needy in villages. The Vikas Bharat Sankalp Yatra Jan Samvad will prove to be the basis for India to be included in the category of developed nations.

She stated that under the capable leadership of Chief Minister, Sh.Manohar Lal, welfare is being provided to all sections of the state, and the benefits of welfare schemes are being extended to the general public.

Smt. Dhanda was addressing the villagers at the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra-Jan Samvad Programme organised in Majra Rohera and Rohera villages of Kaithal district today.

She inspected the stalls at the event, interacted with the beneficiaries, and administered the pledge to the present citizens to make India developed. She also honoured eligible beneficiaries and promising students. In addition, she distributed LPG connections under the Ujjwala Yojana.

The minister said that the responsibility of making India developed in the next 24 years lies on the shoulders of the youth. The youngsters of current and future generation will have to work with the resolve to make the country developed in the Amrit Kal.

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Haryana School Education Minister, Mr. Kanwar Pal, attended a programme organized under the Viksit Bharat Jan Sankalp Yatra in villages Piruwala and Feruwala of Yamunanagar today.

Addressing the gathering, he said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal, development initiatives are uniformly progressing across the state and the nation. Both the country and the state are steadfastly advancing on the path of growth. The government has effectively rolled out welfare schemes benefiting various sections of society, including farmers, laborers, women, businessmen, and workers.

Sh. Kanwar Pal stressed the importance of public participation in achieving Prime Minister Modi’s vision of a developed India by 2047. He administered an oath, underscoring the government’s proactive approach in addressing citizens’ concerns. The Jan Samvad Yatra featured stalls from various departments offering information on government schemes such as the Ayushman Card, Chirayu Card, Old Age Samman Allowance Scheme, and agricultural programs. Attendees could also resolve pension and Parivar Pechan Patra issues on-site. Sh. Kanwar Pal recognized students and individuals for their outstanding contributions in diverse fields.

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A meeting of the Chief Ministers of Haryana and Punjab was held here today under the chairmanship of Union Jal Shakti Minister Sh Gajendra Singh Shekhawat to address the issue of Sutlej-Yamuna Link Canal (SYL). Sh Gajendra Singh Shekhawat expressed concern over the diminishing groundwater levels in both states and emphasized the necessity for concerted efforts to address this concern. Acknowledging the strides made by the Haryana Government in implementing a micro-irrigation system, he highlighted that Haryana has achieved a remarkable 1000 percent increase in micro-irrigation management. He urged the state of Punjab to draw inspiration from Haryana’s success and actively promote the adoption of micro-irrigation practices.

During the meeting, when representing Haryana’s perspective, Mr. Manohar Lal asserted that the issues of constructing the SYL and distributing water are distinct. However, he pointed out that Punjab is stuck only on the construction of SYL issue, whereas we should collectively move forward on this subject. Mr. Manohar Lal highlighted that the Bhakhra Channel, presently in operation for approximately 66-67 years, is aging, and he underscored the crucial necessity for constructing the SYL to ensure the uninterrupted flow of water in the event of any future obstructions in this channel.

Sh Manohar Lal said that as per the agreement, Haryana is not getting its legitimate share of water but Haryana is managing the avail water at its own level. But despite these efforts, sufficient water is not reaching South Haryana and Aravalli region. Accordingly, as per the decision of the Supreme Court, if Punjab constructs SYL, it does not mean that we will snatch the water. In alignment with the Supreme Court’s decision, the construction of the SYL by Punjab does not imply an intention to forcibly acquire water,  he added.

During his interaction with the media after the meeting, Sh Manohar Lal said that SYL meeting took place in a cordial atmosphere, but ‘Mann’ doesn’t agree, (baithak manohar mahaul mein hui, lekin Mann hain ki mane hi nahi)on the issue of construction of SYL. He said that the issue of the Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) has been pending for several years. In the recent Supreme Court hearing, it was suggested that the Central Government, along with Haryana and Punjab, should collaboratively resolve the matter. Sh Manohar Lal conveyed that the Supreme Court has mandated the construction of the SYL. In today’s meeting, the Punjab Government committed to submitting an affidavit to the Central Government, providing details about the SYL and water situation. This affidavit is intended for presentation in the upcoming Supreme Court hearing. Sh Manohar Lal also pointed out that Punjab also faces losses due to excess water, emphasizing the necessity of an alternative channel for the natural flow of water, thereby underscoring the importance of constructing the SYL.

Sh Manohar Lal said that a joint committee in both Punjab and Haryana to address various water management issues such as water availability, crop diversification, and DSR technology should be formed. He mentioned that a committee focused on the Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) has already been formed, chaired by the Chief Secretaries of both states. By broadening the scope of this existing committee, collaborative efforts can be undertaken to address broader water management concerns.

He said that both Punjab and Haryana are facing issues of over-exploitation of groundwater due to the widespread use of tube wells. He expressed the belief that water is a fundamental need for everyone, and equitable distribution should be ensured. However, he also noted that obstructing the construction of the SYL is not the right approach to address these concerns.

Shri Manohar Lal stated that according to the agreement, Haryana is not receiving its complete share of water. During the meeting, the Punjab government acknowledged that some water is flowing into Pakistan, and they plan to redirect it by constructing a dam. From this perspective, it appears that Haryana’s rightful share of water has been inadvertently redirected to Pakistan.

In response to a question about the Punjab Chief Minister’s statement during the floods, Sh Manohar Lal commented that such statements are rather restrained and should be avoided. He emphasized that making such statements is not advisable.

The Chief Minister highlighted that the vision of connecting roads and rivers was articulated by former Prime Minister Sh Atal Bihari Vajpayee years ago. He suggested that the construction of the Sutlej-Yamuna Link (SYL) would not only address water distribution issues but also function as a crucial link in connecting rivers as per this visionary concept.

Haryana Advocate General, Sh. Baldev Raj Mahajan, Chief Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Sh. Rajesh Khullar, Advisor (Irrigation) to Chief Minister, Sh. Devender Singh, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Sh. V Umashankar, Commissioner and Secretary, Irrigation and Water Resources Department, Sh. Pankaj Aggarwal, Secretary, Water Resources Department, Government of India, Smt. Debashree Mukherjee and senior officers from the Punjab Government also remained were present during the meeting.

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal while chairing the meeting of the High-Powered Purchase Committee (HPPC) held here today approved the purchase of textbooks and workbooks for classes I to VIII in government schools of the state before the start of the academic session 2024-25. The printing cost for this is estimated to be around Rs. 55 crores.

In addition, in the meeting of HPPC and the High Powered Works Purchase Committee (HPWPC), approvals were given for contracts and purchases worth Rs. 264 crores. After negotiations with various bidders, approximately Rs. 5 crores have been saved by setting competitive rates.

School Education Minister, Sh. Kanwar Pal, Higher Education Minister, Sh. Mool Chand Sharma, Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Minister, Sh. J.P. Dalal, Cooperation Minister, Dr. Banwari Lal, Urban Local Bodies Minister,  Dr. Kamal Gupta, and Minister of State for Labour, Sh. Anoop Dhanak also remained present during the meeting.

In the meeting of HPPC and HPWPC, 13 agendas, including the School Shiksha Pariyojana Parishad, Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Department, Irrigation and Water Resources Department, GMDA and FMDA were approved.

The treated water will be used for irrigation, a project worth Rs. 30 crores approved

The Haryana government is actively implementing micro-irrigation projects with a focus on water conservation and higher productivity with less water. In this regard, approval was given to a project for the use of treated water from the 15 MLD capacity STP plant established in Jind for the micro-irrigation project. The installation of a community-based solar/grid-operated integrated micro-irrigation basic infrastructure on the STP  is estimated to cost around Rs. 30 crores.

Approval for the improvement of roads in Gurugram and Faridabad was also granted

In the meeting, under the Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority,  approval was given for upgrading and special maintenance work to be carried out for Master Roads Dividing in Sector-103/106, Sector-102A/103, Sector 102/102A, and Sector-106/109, as well as Sector 75/75A. Additionally, approval was given for the development work of roads, footpaths, cycle tracks, drainage, gardening, and other works on the master road dividing Sectors 27/28 and 28/43. Furthermore, under the Faridabad Metropolitan Development Authority, approval was granted for the special maintenance work of various master roads from Sector 75 to 89 in Greater Faridabad. The estimated cost for all these works is around Rs. 159 crores.

Principal Advisor, Urban Development to Chief Minister, Sh. D.S. Dhesi, Principal Secretary of the Department of Urban and Rural Planning Mr. Arun Kumar Gupta, Additional Chief Secretary to Chief Minister, Sh. V. Umashankar, Commissioner and Secretary, Irrigation and Water Resources Department, Sh. Pankaj Agarwal, Director General, Supplies and Disposals Department, Sh. Mohammed Shayin, Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Dr. Amit Agrawal, State Project Director, Haryana School Shiksha Pariyojna Parishad, Smt. Ashima Brar, Chief Executive Officer, Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority, Sh. P.C. Meena, Chief Executive Officer, Faridabad Metropolitan Development Authority, Sh. A. Sreenivas, and Special Secretary, Finance Department, Sh. Pankaj also remained present on this occasion.

Embracing the future, the Haryana Government is harnessing the potential of drone technology across diverse sectors. From enhancing traffic and crime surveillance to revolutionise agricultural practices, drones are becoming an integral part of Haryana’s governance strategy. Spearheading this technological revolution is the Drone Imaging and Information Systems of Haryana Ltd. (DRIISHYA), a dedicated agency established to spearhead drone-related initiatives is exploring hitherto untouched vistas.

In today’s meeting of Board of Directors chaired by the Haryana Chief Secretary and Senior Vice Chairperson of DRIISHYA, important issues were discussed and decisions were taken.

In the meeting, the Chief Secretary, Mr. Sanjeev Kaushal informed that DRIISHYA is collaborating with DCP Traffic, Gurugram, to introduce drone-based land surveying on National Highways. To cater to the escalating demand, the agency is set to augment its fleet with 20 new large-scale drones, in addition to six specialized agricultural drones designed for nano-fertilizer spraying demonstrations. The recent recruitment drive saw DRIISHYA on boarding 20 drones and an 16 co-pilots, following rigorous examinations conducted in partnership with Deen Bandhu Chotu Ram University of Science and Technology, Murthal (Sonipat).

Recognizing the transformative potential of drone technology in agriculture, DRIISHYA has received a surge of requests, especially from farmers eager to master drone operations. The agency acknowledges the current training ground’s constraints and is actively scouting opportunities to establish dedicated training facilities, notably at the Horticulture University at  Karnal. Such endeavors are poised to popularise drone technology. It will also enable end users like farmers to harness its benefits for optimizing output.

It was apprised in the meeting that DRIISHYA’s accomplishments span across multiple domains. Their large-scale mapping initiatives have covered expansive regions, facilitating efficient land administration and urban planning. Notably, areas like Bhiwani (90 sq km) and Gurugram (230 sq km) have witnessed comprehensive mapping efforts. Additionally, the agency has prioritized infrastructural integrity, evident from the thermal inspections conducted on critical power lines like Gurgaon Daulatabad and Palwal Rajpura.

Their training programms have empowered a diverse cohort, ranging from co-pilots to external candidates and agriculturists. This knowledge dissemination is further underscored by their drone-assisted nano-fertilizer spraying initiative, benefiting 100 acres of farmland in Karnal.

With a vision set on the horizon, DRIISHYA continues to champion drone technology, steering Haryana towards a technologically advanced and sustainable future.

On this occasion, Additional Chief Secretary, Revenue and Disaster Management and Consolidation Department, Mr. T.V.S.N. Prasad, Additional Chief Secretary, Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare Department, Mr. Sudhir Rajpal, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Mr. V. Umashankar, CEO (Designate) of Drone Imaging & Information Systems of Haryana Ltd. (DRIISHYA), Mr. T.L Satyaprakash and other senior officers were also present.

The Vice President of India, Sh. Jagdeep Dhankhar, today conferred the PhD degrees upon scholars at the 18th convocation ceremony held at Maharshi Dayanand University, during a convocation ceremony held at Rohtak.

The ceremony was graced by the presence of the Second Lady of India, Dr. Sudesh Dhankhar, Haryana Governor and Chancellor of Maharishi Dayanand University, Sh. Bandaru Dattatraya, Supreme Court Judge, Mr. Justice Surya Kant, and Higher Education Minister, Sh. Mool Chand Sharma. On this occasion, Supreme Court Judge, Mr. Justice Surya Kant was honoured with an honorary doctorate.

In his address he encouraged the scholars to work with dedication in their lives, serving the elderly and showing respect for the country. The Vice President said that it is a matter of pride that in this convocation ceremony, 1216 scholars were awarded Ph.D. degrees, and among them, 740 are women, showcasing the progress of women in every field in India and Haryana. He also inspired the students to work towards success in life, serve the elderly, and maintain respect for the country.

Sh. Jagdeep Dhankhar said that receiving education from this institution goes beyond personal achievements. He encouraged them to cherish the memories of those who have shared their educational journey and struggles at every step. He emphasized the importance of staying connected with the alma mater, as it would significantly contribute to the institution’s progress.

Sh. Jagdeep Dhankhar praised the scholars, stating that they are fortunate individuals who have received education during this Amrit Kaal. He urged them to utilize their unique circumstances, harness their boundless energy, and move forward by applying their talents and potential. He acknowledged that the current era is a period of glory for India and highlighted the values of honesty, accountability, transparency, and integrity as crucial elements in governance.

The Vice President highlighted that there was a time when India lagged in technology and depended on other nations, but now India is among the top 10 countries globally in technological innovation. He discussed the Quantum Technology mission and the Green Hydrogen mission, emphasizing the enormous employment opportunities in these areas and encouraging the graduating students to consider these fields.

Jagdeep Dhankhar advised the students not to fear failure but to consider it as the greatest teacher who teaches one how to succeed. Quoting Swami Vivekananda, he said Take risks in your life, if you win, you can lead, If you lose, you can guide. He encouraged students to take risks in life and pursue new endeavours, as failure is the best teacher.

The Vice President reminded the scholars to always respect their elders, parents, teachers, and the country. He emphasized that in India, where respect for elders is ingrained, it’s essential to always prioritize respect for elders. He further highlighted that Indian culture and heritage set India apart from other nations, and students should illuminate their family, state, and country’s name while always respecting their elders.

Speaking on the occasion, Haryana Governor and Chancellor of Maharshi Dayanand University, Sh. Bandaru Dattatraya expressed joy over the 18th convocation and congratulated the scholars. He commended their hard work, dedication, and commitment to earn the prestigious Ph.D. degree. Sh. Dattatraya congratulated the scholars’ families and mentors, acknowledging their support throughout the educational journey.

He called upon the scholars to draw inspiration from the life and philosophy of Swami Dayanand Saraswati and dedicate their efforts to societal, national, and human welfare. He highlighted the current era’s emphasis on technology, suggesting that opportunities abound in fields like Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. Acknowledging Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi’s efforts to enhance India’s global standing, the Governor encouraged the youth to make their lives meaningful by utilizing their capabilities.

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The Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra is reaching out to the last person in the society aiming to inform welfare schemes of the government to the public and to fulfil the vision of developed India by 2047 of Prime Minister, Sh.Narendra Modi, has been met with great enthusiasm in Haryana.

The Yatra has so far drawn over 22.50 lakh participants, including over 9,31,000 women. Over 18,56,352 lakh people have pledged to make India a developed nation by 2047.

Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal has been committed to reaching the benefits of government schemes to the last person in the society. He has been following the principles of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay’s Antyodaya and Mahatma Gandhi’s vision of ‘Gram Swaraj’ for the past 9 years. The Chief Minister’s vision of good governance entered its tenth year on December 25, 2023.

The Yatra has been a boon for the state government’s efforts to reach out to the people after the Jan Samvad programme. It has helped to increase awareness of government schemes and provide benefits to the needy.  At 3284 places people were informed about government schemes including both villages and cities and 4322 eminent people have also not only shown interest but also participated in the Yatra.

As part of the Yatra, health camps have been organised and over 4,40,000 people have been screened for diseases. Villagers and families are happy that their talented youth are being honoured as during the Yatra with 18,177 women, 29,837 students, 4,144  athletes, and 3,977 artists have been honoured.

The Yatra is a powerful tool for social and economic transformation. It is helping to build a stronger, more prosperous, and more equitable India

During the Yatra, people are seen to be aware of health check-ups and are satisfied that information and tests about the Nirogi Haryana, Ayushman Bharat, Chirayu Haryana, and TB Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan are available at their doorstep. Therefore, people are getting their health checked. The Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra is moving forward with the pledge of a developed India, making India a strong, prosperous, and powerful nation.

The goal of Prime Minister, Sh. Narendra Modi and Chief Minister, Sh. Manohar Lal is to bring government schemes directly to the homes of the underprivileged. There are many schemes such as Ayushman Bharat, Jan Dhan Yojana, Har Ghar Nal Se Jal, Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi, Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, and Swachh Bharat that are being presented before the public through this Yatra. The government’s various schemes are being explained in LED vans and during the Yatra, stalls based on Antyodaya were set up by various departments to sensitise citizens and the benefits of the schemes were provided to the people present on the spot.

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Haryana Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal has urged the citizens to embrace the virtuous teachings of our Gurus and join hands in making collective contributions for the betterment of the nation and society.

The Chief Minister was addressing the gathering following his participation in the ‘Veer Bal Diwas’ program held at the historically significant Gurudwara Chathi Patshahi in Kurukshetra district. On this occasion, Sh Manohar Lal actively engaged in the spiritual practices of Ardaas and Guru Shabd Kirtan.

In paying solemn homage to the martyrdom of Zorawar Singh Ji and Fateh Singh Ji, the Sahibzadas of the tenth Guru of the Sikh sect, Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, on the occasion of ‘Veer Bal Diwas’ dedicated to them, Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal highlighted the supreme courage displayed by these valiant Sahibzade in opposing the oppressive Mughal rule and choose martyrdom over religious conversion. The unparalleled bravery exhibited by them stands as a timeless inspiration for generations to come.

The Chief Minister highlighted that the tenth Patshah, Sri Guru Gobind Singh, dispatched Baba Banda Singh Bahadur from Nanded Sahib to confront the Mughal oppressions in Northern India. Baba Banda Singh Bahadur organized a formidable army in Khandaseri village and subsequently extended his influence to Bhiwani, Hisar, and Tohana. His relentless efforts led him to Samana, where he decisively enemies. Emphasizing the importance of following the path illuminated by the Gurus, the Chief Minister urged all to contribute to the well-being of the country and society.

The Chief Minister said that Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi’s decision to declare their martyrdom day as ‘Veer Bal Diwas’ has effectively brought their narrative of sacrifice to every corner of the country and the world. The 26th December, marking their martyrdom day, is now commemorated annually as ‘Veer Bal Diwas’, symbolizing a day of remembrance and tribute to their courage and sacrifice.

On this occasion, MP Sh Naib Singh Saini, MLA Sh Subhash Sudha, Chairman and members of Haryana Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee were also present.

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In the village of Bhainsrawali, situated in the Faridabad district of Haryana, approximately 45 kilometers away from the National Capital of Delhi, electricity is no longer a subject of discussion during the Chaupal gatherings. Reflecting on the past, inhabitants of this village used to patiently await the arrival of electricity a decade ago, eager to carry out their daily tasks. Upon the advent of electricity, they would excitedly share the news with one another. However, the scenario has undergone a significant transformation over the past nine years.

The “Mhara Gaon Jagmag Gaon” scheme has been successfully implemented in this village, ensuring round-the-clock electricity supply. Chief Minister Sh Manohar Lal’s initiative has brought about a positive change in this village comprising 750 households. According to the village Sarpanch, Aarti Devi, and her husband Vinod Kumar, the village now experiences uninterrupted electricity availability, barring occasional issues like faults. Bhudutt, the former Sarpanch of the same village, acknowledged the government’s efforts in improving the electricity situation. While acknowledging the alleviation of electricity shortages, he also suggested a further increase in electricity supply to the agricultural sector.

This positive transformation in electricity availability is not unique to Bhainsrawali alone. Presently, 24-hour electricity is being provided in 5798 villages across the state of Haryana under the Mhara Gaon Jagmag Gaon Scheme. Chief Minister Sh Manohar Lal inaugurated this scheme on July 1, 2015, starting from the village of Dayalpur in Kurukshetra. The Chief Minister’s vision is clear — electricity should be accessible in every village and hamlet, ensuring that every household is illuminated.

Talking about Haryana, the state faced significant electricity scarcity in 2014-15. However, today, Haryana has achieved self-sufficiency in terms of electricity. According to the Energy Minister Sh Ranjit Singh, significant strides have been made over the past nine years. 67 new substations were established at a cost of Rs 4452 crore, and 2365 kilometers of transmission lines were added. Efforts were made to relocate high-voltage lines passing over residential areas, colonies, ponds, and schools. To address consumer grievances, an online redressal portal was launched, and Rs 150 crore was allocated for relocating 11 KV and 33 KV lines.

Sh Ranjit Singh highlighted that Haryana secured the first rank in the State Energy Efficiency Index 2019, as released in January 2020 by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency of the Central Power Ministry. In the efficiency index of 2020, Haryana ranked third, while in the 2023 energy efficiency index, the state secured the second position.

The forward-thinking approach of Chief Minister Sh Manohar Lal played a pivotal role in making the state self-reliant in electricity. A decade ago, power cuts were a prevalent issue, even in urban areas also. Villagers Ramkumar and Subhash praised the Chief Minister for his effective handling of the electricity situation, noting that power cuts are now a distant memory. Previously, people had to take to the streets due to electricity shortages, but now, it’s uncertain when the electricity goes out, and when it does, it quickly returns.

Aditya and Kamaldeep said that the earlier power cuts created significant challenges for small business owners who were unable to arrange for generators. This situation left them with no alternative but to endure prolonged waiting periods. Various businesses, such as photostate operators, small tool shops, flour mills, and animal feed machinery operators, heavily dependent on a continuous electricity supply, had to wait for several hours for electricity supply. Chief Minister Sh Manohar Lal has successfully put an end to this waiting period.

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Haryana Minister of State for Women and Child Development, Smt. Kamlesh Dhanda, said that Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi’s resolve is to make the country a self-reliant and developed nation by 2047. This can only be achieved through the collective efforts of everyone. ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, and Sabka Vishwas’ is the aim of the government. She stated that under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Sh. Manohar Lal, the goal is to extend the benefits of government schemes to the last person in society.

Smt. Dhanda was speaking at the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra-Jan Samvad programme in the villages of Narwal and Neemwala in Rajound district. She said that the government’s goal is to make India a self-reliant and developed nation by 2047.

Smt. Dhanda said that the state government has implemented a system under which citizens do not have to go to government offices to avail themselves of the benefits of the programs. Instead, they can avail themselves of the benefits online from home.

She said that the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra is a unique initiative to reach the benefits of welfare schemes to the marginalised sections of society. During the Yatra, information about the schemes of the central and state governments is being provided to the people, so that they can be aware of the schemes and avail themselves of them.

Smt. Dhanda said that the government has launched many schemes to reach the benefits of the schemes directly to the poorest of the poor. These schemes include Jan Dhan Yojana, Ayushman cards, the construction of toilets in every household, Har Ghar Nal Se Jal, and Ujjwala gas connections, etc.

She said that the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra has increased the trust of the people in the central and state governments. A large number of people are taking a pledge to make India a developed nation.