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“These services have already reached some villages and soon other villages will also get these services,” said Thakur, a Bharatiya Janata Party leader invited as chief guest at the Independence Day celebrations at the fort. had gone.
Union Minister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said the government has embarked on a mission to provide facilities like roads, telecom and electricity to the border villages and open them for tourists soon to provide an additional source of income to the villagers. There is a plan. Information and Broadcasting Minister Thakur said the government is also committed to ensure that border villages have access to radio and television programmes. He was addressing over 350 elected panchayat members from border villages in four states and one union territory.
Thakur said that the government is serious about providing telecom connectivity to the border villages. Border villages will get 4G connectivity in next one year. We also plan to strengthen the radio signal in remote areas and provide ‘DD Free Dish’ to households that are not connected to television. The Minister said that under the One Bharat Shreshatha Bharat initiative of the government, the border villages are being connected with roads, telecommunications and drinking water through pipes.
“These services have already reached some villages and soon other villages will also get these services,” said Thakur, a Bharatiya Janata Party leader invited as chief guest at the Independence Day celebrations at the fort. had gone.
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