- The Chief Minister extended special congratulations to his younger daughter on winning the gold medal.
A new chapter of happiness has been added to the lives of rural women in Chhattisgarh who are setting an example of self-reliance by taking advantage of government schemes. Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai has sent heartfelt greetings for state festivals and festivals through ‘Vishnu Ke Pati’ to Mrs. Jayanti Tirki of Raipur region, who is strengthening her livelihood through self-help groups by joining the National Rural Livelihood Mission (Bihan Yojana).
- Special mention of the achievements of daughters in the letter
In his letter, Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai has not only appreciated the efforts being made by Mrs. Jayanti Tirkey towards becoming self-reliant, but has also wholeheartedly mentioned the tremendous success being achieved by her entire family and especially her two daughters in the field of education and sports.
The Chief Minister made special mention in the letter of how Jayanti Tirkey’s younger daughter had recently brought pride to the district and the state by winning a gold medal (Lavaasak Dumkans) at a state-level competition. The Chief Minister’s personal congratulations on this achievement for a family from a humble background was unexpected and a source of immense joy for the entire family.
- Happiness prevails in the family, gratitude expressed to the Chief Minister
Mrs. Jayanti Tirki and her entire family were overjoyed upon receiving the Chief Minister’s letter. Expressing her happiness, Mrs. Tirki said, “The warmth and affection with which the Chief Minister remembered the achievements of our family and our daughters, both large and small, in the letter has brought us joy beyond words. This is a very proud moment for all of us.” Expressing her deep gratitude and thanks to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai, she said that the state government is not only committed to making women economically independent but is also extremely sensitive to the future of their children. She blessed the Chief Minister and said that he should continue to advance the women and families of the state in this manner; the entire state stands firmly with him.