Haryana Government working tirelessly to lessen school dropouts

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Tuesday said his administration is working resolutely to reduce school dropouts. The chief minister spoke about the child immunization program and said that the women and child development department has also been given the responsibility of immunization. This department should meet the goal with help from anganwadi workers and ANMs, or auxiliary nurses and midwives.

An official statement stated that Khattar was in charge of a video-conferencing meeting of the state-level DISHA (District Development Coordination and Monitoring) committee here with administrative secretaries and deputy commissioners. It also said that the meeting went over a lot of different plans from the federal and state governments in detail. During the meeting, Khattar stated that the BJP-JJP government in Haryana is dedicated to ensuring that every person in need has a roof over their head. He added that the state's education department has been given the task of keeping track of every child between the ages of 6 and 18.

Khattar stated, "The department is tracking every child, and such children, who are not getting an education in a gurukul or madrassa, nor in a government or private school, will be tracked and brought to schools so that no child is deprived of education". Investigating the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana — Provincial and Metropolitan — he coordinated that separated from these plans, assuming that a different arrangement must be made at the express government's level, it ought to be formed so no destitute individual remaining parts without a house

During his review of the program for soil health cards, the chief minister suggested that the agriculture department launch a special awareness campaign to educate farmers about the advantages of the cards and how they aid in crop production. This would ensure that these cards are used to their full potential. When Khattar looked over the Paramparagat Krishi Vikas Yojana, he said that his government is always trying to make natural farming more popular.