Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore Thanks PM Modi and CM Bhajanlal Sharma for the Swamitva Scheme, Urges Citizens to Make the Most of It for a Self-Reliant India

 

On Saturday, Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, Minister of Industry and Commerce, Youth Affairs and Sports, and In-charge Minister of Dausa, participated in a district-level program at the District Council Hall in Dausa. The event was organized to distribute property cards and land ownership documents under the Swamitva Scheme, a transformative initiative launched by the Government of India to empower rural citizens. The event also saw the presence of Honorable Chief Minister Shri Bhajanlal Sharma.

In his speech, Colonel Rathore called the day a historic milestone for rural India, marking a new beginning for the people living in villages. He emphasized that this initiative is not just a program, but a clear demonstration of the collective effort to build a prosperous and self-reliant India.

A Step Toward Empowerment

Colonel Rathore expressed his deep gratitude to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who had announced the Swamitva Scheme on April 24, 2020, on National Panchayat Day. The scheme aims to provide legal ownership rights to every individual in rural India, thereby making them economically empowered.

He stated, "The Swamitva Scheme is not just about providing ownership of property. It brings with it a range of positive changes for rural communities. With this initiative, people in rural areas now have legal rights over their land and homes. This gives them the opportunity to access loans from banks using property documents. The digitization of land records will also reduce property disputes."

Swamitva Scheme – A Game Changer for Rural India

The Swamitva Scheme is a significant milestone in India’s journey of rural empowerment and governance. Through the use of drones and advanced technologies, a comprehensive survey of rural land was conducted, ensuring accuracy and transparency. With the implementation of this scheme, rural citizens now have a clear and legal entitlement to their land and property, which will go a long way in improving their standard of living and economic security.

Colonel Rathore further mentioned, "Under the Prime Minister's Rural Housing Scheme, families living in rural areas without proper homes are being provided with concrete houses. Additionally, the Swachh Bharat Mission for rural India aims to make villages open-defecation free and promote cleanliness, further enhancing the quality of life for rural populations."

A Call for Collective Progress

Colonel Rathore appealed to all citizens to take full advantage of the Swamitva Scheme and continue working together to make India self-reliant. "I urge all villagers to make the most of this scheme. It is a stepping stone to fulfilling your dreams, and it is a tool that will help us create an economically stronger and self-sufficient India," he said.

He also expressed the commitment of the Rajasthan government to the welfare of its rural citizens, assuring that the state government is dedicated to furthering the development and empowerment of rural areas.

Conclusion: A Bright Future Ahead

The Swamitva Scheme is a revolutionary step toward uplifting rural India and giving every villager the chance to own their property legally. By digitizing land records, providing access to financial resources, and offering the means to improve their homes and sanitation facilities, the scheme is set to transform rural life.

With the collective efforts of the government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and the active participation of local leaders like Colonel Rajyavardhan Rathore, the Swamitva Scheme will undoubtedly serve as a catalyst for change. It will not only provide legal rights to the people but also pave the way for a self-reliant, prosperous India, where every citizen can contribute to the nation's growth.

Now, as the scheme is being implemented across the nation, the appeal remains clear: Let’s take full advantage of this opportunity, work together, and help build a stronger, more self-reliant India.