CM Yogi Adityanath reaches Varanasi, to honor 400 sanitation workers

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Varanasi, October 6: Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath arrived in Varanasi on a two-day visit on Monday. The Chief Minister first attended the program of Annapurna Temple Trust located in Shivpur. On this occasion, the Chief Minister praised the Annapurna Temple profusely.

He said that the temple is making women self-reliant. Annapurna Temple is providing employment to families through this. Sewing machines not only run a family but also make sisters and daughters self-reliant. Mother Annapurna is nurturing everyone.

In the program, the Chief Minister distributed sewing and embroidery machines to 250 girl students of the Ashram. Laptops were distributed by the organization to 15 meritorious students from three batches trained at the Trust’s computer center.

From here, the Chief Minister will attend a three-day conference at the South Asia Regional Centre (ISARC) of the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) located in Chandpur.

On the very first day of his Varanasi visit, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will distribute hygiene kits to about 400 sanitation workers at a program organized at Saroj Palace in Piplani Katra, and will also honor them.

According to district administration officials, the Chief Minister will also review development works and law and order at the Circuit House. He will also seek blessings by visiting and worshipping at the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and the Kaal Bhairav โ€‹โ€‹Temple. He will spend the night here at the Circuit House.

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