Jhajjar (Haryana) In a significant step towards strengthening rural healthcare infrastructure and celebrating spiritual heritage, Haryana Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini laid the foundation stone for a 225-bed state-of-the-art hospital at Jatela Dham in Majra (Dubladhan), Jhajjar. The event marked the 225th Nirvana Day of revered saint Swami Nitanand Ji and was part of the sacred Poornima Mahotsav, which drew large participation from devotees, saints, and public representatives.
Accompanied by cabinet ministers Dr. Arvind Sharma and Krishan Kumar Bedi, the Chief Minister not only committed ₹31 lakh from his discretionary fund towards the construction of the hospital, but also inaugurated the new Gaushala established under the Swami Nitanand Ashram. Ministers Sharma and Bedi also pledged ₹11 lakh each from their own discretionary grants, emphasizing the state government’s unified focus on community development and public health.
Speaking on the occasion, Chief Minister Saini described Jatela Dham as a “divine confluence of devotion, service, and environmental consciousness,” a spiritual sanctum that uplifts both the soul and society. He paid rich tributes to Swami Nitanand Ji’s legacy, saying that the saint’s teachings continue to inspire generations and promote values that bind society together. Highlighting the importance of spiritual leadership, he noted that societies thrive when guided by moral and spiritual clarity — something that Swami Nitanand Ji personified throughout his life.
In a moving address, CM Saini said that the planned hospital would not merely be a structure of bricks and cement, but a living temple of humanitarian service. He emphasized that the rural population of Jhajjar and adjoining regions would greatly benefit from accessible and affordable medical care through this new facility. The launch of the hospital’s first phase marks an ambitious step towards health equity and reflects the government’s vision of inclusive development.
Taking forward Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mantra of “Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas, Sabka Vishwas, Sabka Prayas,” the Chief Minister reiterated his administration’s commitment to building a self-reliant and healthy Haryana. He spoke about the range of welfare schemes being implemented across the state — including Chirayu Yojana, Ayushman Bharat, free dialysis in government hospitals, Nirogi Haryana, and Mukhyamantri Muft Ilaaj Yojana — all designed to bring quality healthcare to the most marginalized sections of society. The state has allocated ₹10,159 crore for the healthcare sector in this fiscal year alone.
Significantly, Haryana is also the first state in the country to offer free Hepatitis B and C medication. The state has made rapid progress in medical education as well, with 15 government and private medical colleges currently operational. The National Cancer Institute in Badhsa (Jhajjar) stands as a testimony to Haryana’s commitment to advanced medical care. So far, over 1.33 crore Chirayu health cards have been distributed in the state, enabling widespread access to treatment and services.
The Chief Minister also emphasized the role of environmental stewardship as a parallel mission of Jatela Dham. In a historic initiative, the Dham has pledged to plant 82,125 trees, reinforcing the urgent need to preserve nature. CM Saini praised the commitment, drawing parallels with the central government’s “Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam” campaign. Under this initiative, Haryana surpassed its target by planting 1.87 crore saplings in the first phase. The second phase aims to add another 1.82 crore trees across the state.
In a symbolic moment of deep cultural resonance, local Veeranganas (women of valor) gifted CM Saini a Sindoor sapling, signifying sacrifice, national pride, and spiritual vitality. He acknowledged the patriotic spirit of the region, calling Jhajjar a land of brave hearts whose sons guard India’s borders with honor and courage.
The event was attended by several dignitaries including Cooperation Minister Dr. Arvind Sharma, Minister for Social Justice Krishan Kumar Bedi, MLAs Rajesh June, Sunil Sangwan, Umed Patuwas, and Kanwar Singh Yadav, BJP national secretary Om Prakash Dhankar, Haryana BJP president Mohan Lal Kaushik, and prominent saints including Mahant Rajendra Das, Swami Suryanand Ji Maharaj, and Swami Ramanand Saraswati Ji Maharaj.
As the atmosphere reverberated with devotional chants and the fragrance of incense, Jatela Dham emerged not just as a spiritual center, but a beacon of rural development, healthcare outreach, and environmental revival. The hospital’s foundation is expected to serve as a landmark initiative—uniting tradition and modernity for the well-being of the people.
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