Archive · 19 Dec 2025
Punjab CM Mann Visits Native Village
Punjab's Chief Minister, Bhagwant Singh Mann, visited his hometown, Satauj.
He talked to the villagers and shared happy memories.
He asked everyone to work together for the village's progress and to avoid fights within the community.
He also talked about big meetings for parents and teachers in schools and how the government is helping teachers get better training.
He mentioned that many young people have gotten government jobs.
He also gave out permits for mini buses to young people to help them start their own businesses.
He criticized the previous government for not being fair and said that his government is working to improve the state's economy and public transport.
Punjab CM Bhagwant Singh Mann visited his native village Satauj to interact with villagers and share memories.
He appealed to villagers to maintain unity and communal harmony for development and growth.
Mann urged parents to attend Mega Parent–Teacher Meetings (PTMs) on December 20 in all 19,000 government schools.
The government is providing world-class training to teachers in countries like Singapore and Finland, and at IIM-Ahmedabad.
Over 58,000 youths have been given government jobs since March 2022 without corruption or nepotism.
- Who
- Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Singh Mann
- What
- Visited his native village, Satauj, and interacted with villagers; distributed mini bus permits to youths
- When
- December 2023
- Where
- Satauj, Punjab; Chandigarh
- Why
- To share joys and sorrows with villagers, appeal for unity, discuss government initiatives, and provide self-employment opportunities to youths
Punjab Government
Opposition
Local Body Elections
Punjab Government
The recent local body polls were conducted in a free and fair manner, and the opposition made an unnecessary hue and cry over the results.
Opposition
The opposition alleged that the elections were not fair and that the results were manipulated.
- Location
- Satauj, Punjab
- Date of Visit
- December 2023
- Government Jobs Provided
- 58,000+ since March 2022
- PTM Date
- December 20, 2023
- Number of Schools
- 19,000
- Teacher Training Locations
- Singapore, Finland, IIM-Ahmedabad
- MGNREGA Funding Shift
- 40% burden shifted to states
- Mini Bus Permits Distributed
- 505
- Total Small-Stage Carriage Permits Approved
- 1,165 since March 2022
- New Buses to be Introduced
- 1,311