New Delhi: The Chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kejriwal on Tuesday said in the past seven years was in the office, his government had succeeded in achieving the first few in education, health, electricity and the water sector, which received “praise” from all over the world.
National Convener AAP said the Delhi government took a number of important steps that contributed to the overall development of the city.
“We keep the promises we make to Delhi people by following the footsteps of Bhim Rao Ambedkar and Bhagat Singh.
We will make Delhi the most progressive capital in the world,” Kejriwal added.
After a short discharged from 49 days in the office in 2013-14 followed by the Presidential Government for a year, AAP won the record of record breaking in 2015 and took office oath on February 14.
The party was re-elected in 2020 with a large margin.
Registering the achievement of his government, Kejriwal told TII, “Every child in Delhi now accepts world-class education for free.
The echo of the education revolution reaches throughout the country and so on.
Along with education, electricity, water and health care is provided at no cost to all Delhi residents.
By abolishing caste and religious differences, the Delhi government allows everyone to advance.
“Involved in a multi-click selection battle in Punjab, Goa, Uttarakhand, and Uttar Pradesh, AAP promises to replicate” Delhi Model “, if selected.
Kejriwal claims its government brings “revolution” in the education sector and the schools managed by the Delhi government now “echo” change.
“World-class infrastructure, 20,000 new classrooms, training to teachers in institutions that have reputation, happiness and mindfulness to help relieve children stress, entrepreneurial promotion, business blaster programs for young students are some achievements.
Deshbhakti curriculum too has begun to instill a feeling of patriotism among children, “he said.
CM claims its government also makes significant progress to promote sports, and regardless of the sports university to produce world-class athletes, it has built astroturf fields, synthetic tracks and swimming pools at school.
“Today, 97% of parents in Delhi believe that their child’s participation in education has increased, while 70% believe that the learning environment in school has turned good.
About 2.5 lakh children have left private schools and enroll in school – School of the government, clenching faith in the work carried out by the government in improving the education system, “CM said.
Other sectors where the government has made a big impact is health.
“We are currently spending 16% of our budget for health, compared to an average of 5% throughout the country.
As a result, Delhi’s health budget triples three times from other countries,” The AAP National Convener claims.
“Before we take over, primary health care is being messy, making tension on the people’s wallet.
Drugs are lost from hospitals and machines damaged.
There is a long time waiting for the diagnosis and operation due to the crowd at the hospital.
That’s why, after education, we decided to Focus on health because it affects everyone’s life, “Kejriwal said.
Free water supply, expansion of water supply networks in unauthorized colonies, zero electricity bills up to more than 30 lakh households, the largest CCTV network in the world, Wi-Fi, free pilgrimage schemes for senior citizens, door delivery 100 government services, rozar bazaar The portal for job seekers is another achievement of the AAP government.
Kejriwal said the government had set goals to clean Yamuna in the next three years.
The six-step action plan was being developed to clean the river, including increasing the capacity of their waste processing and decentralization, in situ cleaning four pollution channels, strict action against industrial waste, and connecting the Jinji channel.
“The work is being carried out to revive Yamuna to make Delhi Mandiri in terms of drinking water supply.
The Mega Reservoir is being built on 1,000 hectares between Palla and Wazirabad for this purpose,” CM said.
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