Information pavilion showcasing State govt. achievements in two years inaugurated
The Hindu
Minister inaugurates information pavilion showcasing government achievements, emphasizing positive impact of guarantee schemes in Karnataka.
Minister for Medical Education, Skill Development, Entrepreneurship and Livelihood Sharan Prakash Patil inaugurated an information pavilion at the Kalaburagi Central Bus Stand on Wednesday for showcasing the achievements of the State government in the last two years.
Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Patil said that the government has implemented the five pre-poll guarantee schemes with the objective of strengthening the lives of the beneficiaries.
“The opposition should stop making baseless allegations and recognise the reality. These schemes have brought hope and security to the people of Karnataka,” he claimed.
The pavilion, organised by the Department of Information and Public Relations, provides comprehensive information on the government’s performance in agriculture, healthcare, infrastructure, housing and the welfare of marginalised communities in the last two years.
It also features testimonials from beneficiaries, financial details and highlights the positive impact of the five guarantee schemes.
“Pragatiyatta Karnataka” (Progressing Karnataka), the theme of the exhibit, is supported by messages from Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar.
Dr. Patil has appealed to the people to visit and explore the pavilion.
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