People who have returned to the village will get a platform, know what big decisions CM Dhami has taken regarding reverse migration

 Reverse migration is being promoted in Uttarakhand

People returning to villages will become a source of inspiration- Uttarakhand Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has taken a new step to stop migration. He has announced that people who are successful by returning to their villages from cities will get a chance to share their experience with others. This will inspire other people to start work in their villages and create new employment opportunities. The government aims to completely eliminate the problem of migration and develop villages.

Suggestions of successful people will be included in government schemes- Chief Minister Dhami has said that the suggestions of those who have succeeded in their villages by reverse migration will be included in the government schemes. This will make these schemes more effective and work at the grassroots level. The youth and women of the village, who want self-employment, will get direct benefit from this. The government wants to listen to their voice and learn from their experiences.

Women of Uttarakhand: New power of development- The Chief Minister praised the women of the state and said that they are playing an important role in development. He said that with the active participation of women, Uttarakhand can be included in the most progressive states of the country. The government wants to bring to everyone the stories of those women who have achieved success in their villages by doing reverse migration. This will inspire other women and encourage them to do new work.

Self-help groups will get professional training- The Chief Minister emphasized on giving professional training to women associated with self-help groups. This will enable them to do better branding and marketing of their products and they will be able to get fair prices. The government’s goal is that the women of the village become self-reliant and develop their families as well as the entire village. This step is a big step towards women empowerment.