Mau,

29 May (HS): A historic moment prevailed in Tajpur village of Mau on Friday

when Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inaugurated the 150-bed Rural Military

Hospital, established by retired Brigadier P.N. Singh. The Chief Minister said

that by establishing numerous educational and health institutions in his

village, Brigadier P.N. Singh has proven that rural India can also become a

center of self-reliance and development. He called it a unique example of rural

self-reliance.

The

Chief Minister said that no matter how high a person reaches, he can never

repay the debt he owes to his mother and motherland. Brigadier PN Singh has set

a remarkable example of his duty to his motherland by establishing a Sainik

ITI, Sainik College, Pharmacy College, Nursing College, and now a modern

hospital in his village. Yogi said that this is not just a business, but an

inspiring act of national and social service.

Referring

to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Panchpran (five vows), CM Yogi

said that this institute is implementing these principles: respect for

heritage, renunciation of the mentality of slavery, the spirit of one India,

best India, respect for soldiers, and adherence to civic duties. He said that

the dream of a developed India will only be realized when villages become

strong and self-reliant. Efforts like Tajpur are becoming an inspiration for

the entire state and country.

In

his address, the Chief Minister also listed the achievements of the state

government. He said that until 2017, there were only 41 medical colleges in

Uttar Pradesh, while now this number will increase to 83 by 2026. The

government is working rapidly in the fields of health and education, and is

also moving forward strongly on its policy of zero tolerance against crime and

corruption. Several dignitaries, including Cabinet Ministers AK Sharma, Dara

Chauhan, and Dayashankar Singh, were present on the occasion.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi