Assam: Union Minister Prahlad Joshi reviewed the implementation of various central government schemes in Assam on Saturday. He took stock of the progress of health, education, and public welfare schemes in the state. During the visit, he visited the State Ayushman Arogya Mandir in Khanapara, Guwahati, where he interacted with doctors, hospital staff, and National Health Mission (NHM) employees. Officials explained how the partnership between the central and state governments is making healthcare accessible to the public.
Prahlad Joshi inspected various OPD services at Ayushman Arogya Mandir and reviewed the medical facilities available at the hospital. He inquired about the treatment process, medicine distribution system, and improvements being made for patient convenience. Sharing his experience on social media, the Minister wrote, “It is heartening to see that the Central Government’s policies are being effectively implemented on the ground, in collaboration with the State Government. This is leading to the creation of a robust and accessible healthcare system that is making a real difference in the lives of people at the rural level.” He also praised the dedication and service spirit of health workers.
Inspected the Public Distribution System, Paying Special Attention to Food Grain Quality
After inspecting health services, Union Minister Joshi visited a Fair Price Shop (Sasta Ration Shop) located in the Six Mile area, where he reviewed the food grain distribution system. He inspected the warehouse, the use of machinery, and the documentation process before the supply of essential commodities. The Minister interacted with the beneficiaries present there, listened to their problems, and assured them that the government is committed to providing quality food grains at reasonable prices to every eligible family. He also inspected the quality of rice available in the shops and directed officials to ensure transparency and timely distribution.
During the visit, Prahlad Joshi also visited Ganesh Mandir Higher Secondary School, where he reviewed the construction of the new academic building. He received information from officials regarding the progress and quality of construction. The Minister stated that the central government is committed to strengthening the education infrastructure so that every child can receive a quality education. He also stated that health, education, and public welfare schemes will be effective only when the state and central governments work together to implement them at the grassroots level. The successful implementation of these schemes in Assam clearly demonstrates the government’s commitment to improving the quality of life of the people.
