Departments Asked to Work in Mission Mode to Make Bhopal Number One
CNN Central News & Networks / ITDC India Epress / ITDC News / Bhopal: All government departments must work in mission mode through a coordinated action plan to make Bhopal the country's number-one capital and secure the top position nationally in cleanliness. Effective monitoring and regular reviews should be ensured to achieve these goals. This direction was given by Member of Parliament Alok Sharma during a public welfare camp organised on Friday at Teelajamalpura in Geetanjali Ward-13 under the Chief Minister's Jan Vishwas Abhiyan-2026.
Sharma also stressed the need to protect the Upper Lake, establish the Bhoj Wetland Authority and preserve the lake's biodiversity. Mayor Malti Rai took immediate note of residents' drinking water complaints and directed officials to inspect more than 1,300 water connections in Teelajamalpura and adjoining areas to resolve issues involving duplicate connections and double billing.
Government Schemes to Reach Every Eligible Beneficiary Sharma said the campaign reflects the government's commitment to responsive administration and public welfare. He highlighted schemes such as Ayushman Bharat, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana and PM SVANidhi, which provide healthcare security, housing and self-employment opportunities. More than 100 young beneficiaries were provided loans under PM SVANidhi at the camp.
Focus on Cleanliness and Public Services Divisional Commissioner Karmaveer Sharma called for coordinated efforts by the administration, public representatives and citizens to make Bhopal a clean, green and beautiful city. He directed officials to ensure the complete disposal of pending complaints under the CM Helpline and Public Service Guarantee Act at ward and block levels.
After the camp, Mayor Malti Rai, Collector Priyank Mishra and Municipal Commissioner Ramprakash Ahirwar inspected local sanitation arrangements. The Collector interacted with women residents about cleanliness, waste segregation and garbage management. Officials also visited the government middle school and reviewed educational and basic facilities.
Proposal for a Modern Yoga Centre The Mayor and Collector inspected the Ayushman Arogya Mandir in Teelajamalpura. After reviewing the available healthcare and AYUSH services, the Collector directed officials to prepare a proposal for developing a modern yoga centre at the facility.
The Chief Minister's Jan Vishwas Abhiyan will continue until January 8, 2027. Public welfare camps are being organised every Friday to resolve citizens' complaints, improve government institutions and ensure timely delivery of public services and welfare schemes.
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