GWALIOR is steadily emerging as a developed city, said Energy Minister Pradyumn Singh Tomar during a public grievance hearing at his Government office on Gwalior Racecourse Road on Saturday. The minister addressed citizen issues promptly, emphasising that bringing happiness and welfare to every needy person is the State Government’s priority.

 

He instructed officials to resolve complaints within set timelines. During the hearing, Minister Tomar ensured that women in need would receive ration support, senior citizens would get their old-age pensions, and Ayushman cards would be issued for free medical treatment.

 

He highlighted that Chief Minister Dr Mohan Yadav is committed to delivering Government benefits to even the most remote citizens, and the Government continues to work tirelessly toward this goal. The minister also urged citizens to adopt cleanliness in daily life and contribute to building a healthy, green, and drug-free society. He noted that such initiatives are vital for ensuring safe water, better living conditions, and overall urban development.

 

Tomar further said that Gwalior is growing as a cultural, industrial, and tourism hub. Recent efforts have focused not only on improving urban infrastructure but also on environmental sustainability. With ongoing development projects, residents can expect better facilities, and Gwalior is poised to gain recognition as a modern, smart city, reflecting the aspirations of its citizens.