Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Friday met the students of Sambhavna Skill and Social Development Institute. Chief Minister Chouhan said that it is my goal to see the youths of the State tread the path of progress. The State Government is making every effort for this.

All the facilities are being provided by the government to the youths to move ahead in sports and other streams along with studies.

The children of the institute greeted Sadhna Singh, wife of Chief Minister Chouhan, and President of All India Kshatriya Kirar Mahasabha, on her birthday. Sadhna Singh said that my best wishes that the students of the institute should achieve success in various competitive examinations with hard work and studiousness.

The success of the students will be the present on their behalf on my birthday. Sadhna Singh accepted the good wishes by offering sweets to the students of the institute. This programme took place at the Centre of the institute located in Swami Dayanand Nagar.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Sadhguru Vasudev Jaggi planted Banyan, Peepal and Eczora saplings in the premises of Atal Bihari Vajpayee Institute of Good Governance, Bhopal. Chief Minister Chouhan’s wife Sadhna Singh was present.

Today is the birthday of Sadhna Singh, she also planted sapling on this occasion. Sadhguru, who has set out on the save soil public awareness campaign, reached the Institute of Good Governance on a motorcycle. Chief Minister Chouhan and Sadhna Singh welcomed him by presenting him with medicinal plants.

Banyan has religious significance among the saplings planted, according to Ayurveda it is possible to cure many diseases. Peepal is a shady tree. It purifies the environment. It has religious and Ayurvedic importance. Eczora plants have large clusters of red, yellow, white and orange flowers, which keep coming out continuously throughout the year like balls from evergreen leaves.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has extended good wishes on World Groundwater Day. In a message given through social media, Chief Minister Chouhan said “If you save water, life will be prosperous. Groundwater sources are rapidly depleting. Due to rising pollution and indiscriminate exploitation of water, the availability of clean water is getting very much reduced. We have to accept that Jal hai ti kal hai (If there is water, there is tomorrow).

Chief Minister Chouhan said that we have to recharge the groundwater level by water harvesting. On ‘World Groundwater Day’, let us all take a pledge to make good use of water, to store every drop of rain, to adopt all measures of water conservation and to plant more and more trees.