Giriraj Singh announces 'Hindu Swabhiman Yatra,' calls for unity among Hindus
Patna: Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh has announced his plan to undertake a 'Hindu Swabhiman Yatra' from October 18 to 22, aimed at urging the Hindu community to remain united and resist divisions along caste lines.
Singh accused leaders like Congress MP Rahul Gandhi of attempting to divide Hindus based on caste. "I will embark on the 'Hindu Swabhiman Yatra' to raise awareness among Hindus, as leaders like Rahul Gandhi seek to divide us along caste lines," he stated.
The BJP leader further remarked that such divisions are not imposed on the Muslim community, suggesting that some political leaders aim to secure unanimous support from minority voters.
Singh also warned that if Hindus become divided, they may face increased challenges, referencing the plight of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh. "We must remain united to combat these forces. History has shown us the consequences of division," he added.
The Union Minister expressed concern over the treatment of Hindus in Bangladesh and voiced his determination to awaken the Hindu community in India.
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Mother uses Gruhalakshmi scheme funds to book bike for son, minister congratulates her
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Belagavi: In a noteworthy incident from the village of Koujalagi in Gokak taluk, Belagavi district, a woman used the funds received from the Gruhalakshmi Scheme to book a bike for her son.
The woman, identified as Bagavva Sannakki from Koujalagi village, utilised the Gruhalakshmi scheme money she had saved to make a down payment for her son's bike.
Reacting to this, Women and Child Development Minister Lakshmi Hebbalkar expressed happiness, stating that it was heartening to hear that a mother had decided to gift her son a two-wheeler using the funds received from the Gruhalakshmi scheme during the festival of Mahanavami. She also extended her congratulations to the mother and son.
The Gruhalakshmi scheme has brought about significant change in the lives of many women, helping them build a better future. For instance, in May, Sakkubai Eranna Karadinna from Manihal village in Ramdurg underwent cataract surgery using the funds from the Gruhalakshmi scheme.
