During an event in Beawar on Thursday, Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi's initiatives aimed at the upliftment of women and youth.
Sharma announced the establishment of a new centre dedicated to empowering women and providing them with training and skill development opportunities in the Beawar region.
"PM Modi is working for the upliftment of women and youth. Today I announce the opening of a centre to empower women and train them. It will also help in the skill development of women in the Beawar area," Sharma said.
Addressing the gathering, Sharma highlighted the transformative changes India has witnessed since 2014.
"You all have witnessed the significant change in the country after 2014. After 2104, the way development plans and welfare schemes for the poor have been implemented in the country, the way the security of our nation's borders has been maintained, and the growing pride of India in the world, you must have witnessed all this.
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