Haryana Launches Landmark Initiatives for Landless Families and Healthcare

Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced initiatives to allot plots to 1 lakh landless families and improve healthcare facilities. This includes upgrading hospitals and offering affordable treatments. Additionally, plans for establishing oil mills for farmers and subsidized gas cylinders for low-income families were highlighted.

Haryana is taking significant strides towards helping its landless citizens and improving healthcare facilities across the state. Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini announced on Wednesday the allocation of 100 square yard plots each to one lakh families under the 'Antyodaya' category.

Speaking during a program in Ladwa constituency, Saini emphasized the government's commitment to offering a roof over every head, contrasting the current regime's achievements with the unmet promises of previous administrations. He also outlined healthcare enhancements, including modernized government hospitals providing comprehensive treatment options from August 15.

Beyond healthcare and housing, Chief Minister Saini highlighted agricultural and financial initiatives. State support for farmers includes the establishment of sunflower and mustard oil mills to ensure fair pricing. Moreover, subsidized cooking gas for low-income households and expanded medical coverage under the Ayushman Bharat Yojana underline the state's commitment to boosting living standards.

(With inputs from agencies.)