Haryana News: CM residence named ‘Sant Kabir Kutir’, CM announced in Rohtak

The residence of Haryana Chief Minister in Chandigarh has now become Sant Kabir Kutir. On Tuesday, on the birth anniversary of Sant Kabir, a plaque of ‘Sant Kabir Kutir’ has been installed outside the Chief Minister’s residence. This was announced by Chief Minister Manohar Lal in Rohtak on Sunday at a function organized on the occasion of Sant Kabir Jayanti.

The Chief Minister says that we have to create such a society in which there is no discrimination on the basis of caste. Our only aim is Haryana one Haryanvi one. The Chief Minister has appealed to all to forget the discrimination of caste and take a pledge to love mankind. Man should respect and honor everyone.

Chief Minister Manohar Lal says that we should make our life successful by always remembering our saints and great men and following the path shown by them. Only by following the path shown by great men will we achieve the right goal of life. They believe that by following saints and great men, one can unite body, mind and soul. The name of the Chief Minister’s residence ‘Sant Kabir Kutir’ has many meanings. This tells that the Chief Minister of the state does not believe in the caste system, for him the deeds of a person are his identity.

Government working on promoting tracking in southern Haryana too: Manohar

Chief Minister Manohar Lal said that whatever infrastructure would be required to take adventure forward on the lines of normal sports in the state, it would be completed so that our youth could make their mark in adventure sports too. Tourism business will be promoted in the state through adventure sports. Many activities are being conducted by establishing Sardar Milkha Singh Club in Morni. Apart from this, trekking routes are also being explored in the Aravalli hills, so that the adventure structure can be increased in South Haryana as well.

The CM said that adventure has settled in the lives of the villages of Haryana. Therefore, training 1100 youth will be brought in the business of adventure sports. The Chief Minister said that this time 100 students are participating in the mountaineering team. Of these, 22 are handicapped. The Chief Minister had a direct conversation with Sanjali of Kaithal, Manju of Gurugram, Jaideep of Sonepat and Muskan and Gaurav of Shravan and speech impaired and announced to give Rs 5 lakh to Adventure Club from their voluntary fund.

He inquired from the students about the challenges and problems faced by them. He said that a unique scheme of mountaineering has been started for the school students of the state. Under this, a student who climbs any one of the 10 highest peaks of the mountains is awarded an amount of Rs 5 lakh.

40 lakh rupees will be spent on 13 days program
Education Minister Kanwar Pal said that Rs 40 lakh would be spent by the School Education Academic Cell on the 13-day mountaineering programme. Those going in this mountaineering team will climb the Bharatpur Yunam mountain of Lahaul at a height of 6111 meters. On this occasion, the working president and former chief secretary of Adventure Club, Haryana SC Chaudhary and Director of Fundamental School Education Dr. Anshaj Singh also expressed their views.