Explanation:

On the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, celebrated on August 9 every year, the chief minister inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of various works worth Rs 399 crore at Mangarh and Sangdungri in Banswara.

The chief minister also laid the foundation stone of the Anas river bridge to be constructed at Sangdungri in Banswara at a cost of Rs 42 crore.

Addressing the function at Mangarh Dham, the chief minister highlighted  various development projects being embodied in tribal areas.

The chief minister paid floral tributes at the Mangarh Martyrs Memorial. He said this day provides an opportunity to contemplate and solve the difficulties and problems faced the tribals. Keeping in mind its importance, the state government has declared this day a public holiday.

According to the chief minister, every tribal family in the state is getting health security from the Chief Minister Chiranjeevi Health Insurance Scheme of the government. Addressing the function, the chief minister announced that the capacity of the hospitals of Bagidaura and Anandpuri were being expanded to 100 beds.

Rich tributes were paid to the tribal history highlighting the fact that tribals have played an important role in the independence of the country. Now, the Rajasthan government is doing unprecedented work for their upliftment, as claimed by the chief minister.