In a significant move towards empowering women and enhancing public transportation, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath unveiled ‘Mission Mahila Sarathi’ and initiated the fourth phase of ‘Mission Shakti’ in Ayodhya on the auspicious occasion of ‘Maha Ashtami.’ This initiative signifies the commitment of the Uttar Pradesh government to promote gender equality and provide better transportation facilities to its citizens.
‘Mission Mahila Sarathi’: A Path to Women’s Empowerment
‘Mission Mahila Sarathi’ is an ambitious program aimed at empowering women by providing them with opportunities in public transportation. This initiative is designed to make women an integral part of the workforce in the public transport sector. By offering them job opportunities as drivers, conductors, and support staff, the government is promoting women’s economic independence and self-reliance.
Flagging Off 51 Ordinary BS-VI Buses
On the same occasion, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath also flagged off 51 ordinary BS-VI buses, marking the beginning of the fourth phase of ‘Mission Shakti.’ These environmentally friendly and technologically advanced vehicles are expected to improve public transportation services in the Ayodhya district, offering residents a more comfortable and eco-friendly mode of travel.
Celebrating ‘Maha Ashtami’ and Women’s Empowerment
The launch of ‘Mission Mahila Sarathi’ and the commencement of ‘Mission Shakti’ Phase IV on ‘Maha Ashtami’ is not only symbolically significant but also reinforces the government’s commitment to women’s empowerment. ‘Maha Ashtami’ is considered an auspicious day in Hindu culture, and the government’s decision to initiate these projects on this day reflects a deeper commitment to uplift the status of women in society.
Chief Minister Yogi’s Words of Appreciation
During the event, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath extended his heartfelt congratulations to the women of the district and the entire community. His words of appreciation not only recognize the importance of these initiatives but also celebrate the women who are breaking barriers and contributing to the growth and development of Ayodhya.
