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Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia Meets Union Minister Khattar, Advocates for Itarsi School

Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia met Union Minister Manohar Lal Khattar in New Delhi, discussing development and seeking a new building for Itarsi's Tagore School.

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Rajya Sabha MP Maya Narolia Meets Union Minister Khattar, Advocates for Itarsi School

Parliamentary Delegation Meets Union Minister

During her stay in New Delhi, Rajya Sabha MP from Madhya Pradesh, Smt. Maya Narolia, paid a courtesy call on Union Minister for Power and Housing & Urban Affairs, Shri Manohar Lal Khattar. The meeting aimed to inquire about the Minister's well-being and engage in meaningful discussions on various important public interest issues.

The discussions covered contemporary public welfare topics such as urban development, strengthening infrastructure, and further empowering the energy sector. MP Narolia also shared her insights with the Union Minister regarding significant development works connected to Madhya Pradesh and the specific needs of the region.

Itarsi School Building Demand Highlighted

A particular focus during the meeting was the smooth and continuous operation of Shri Tagore School, located within the Power Grid complex in Pathrota, Itarsi. MP Narolia prominently raised the demand for the approval of a new, fully-equipped building for the students of the school before the Union Minister.

Crucial discussions were held between them regarding necessary initiatives and cooperation to facilitate this. MP Maya Narolia commended Union Minister Shri Manohar Lal Khattar for his extensive administrative experience, simple lifestyle, visionary policies, and dedication to national service, stating that his work is an inspiration to all.

The meeting concluded in a highly positive atmosphere, with discussions centered on regional development and public welfare issues.