In Haryana, the Viksit Bharat Sankalp Yatra has seen a magnificent participation of around 35.17 lakh people so far including the enthusiastic participation of People's representatives.<br />''Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal will directly interact with participants on the 7th of January giving another major boost to the morale of the people participating in the Yatra. A decision to this regard was taken in a  meeting chaired by the Chief Minister to review the progress of the yatra with the Deputy Commissioners at Chandigarh yesterday.<br />''<br />''While issuing instructions to the officers, the Chief Minister said efforts should be made to increase citizen attendance in programmes in each district, so that grievances of the more citizens can be resolved on the spot. He stated that the objective of this yatra is to provide the benefits of the central and State government's welfare schemes to citizens at their doorstep.<br />''<br />''The Chief Minister further directed the officers  that during the Yatra, the number of stalls for flagship schemes like Parivar Pehchan Patra, Ayushman Yojana, Nirogi Haryana and others should be increased, ensuring maximum citizens can avail the scheme benefits.<br />''<br />''Chief Minister was apprised that the Yatra has reached 4802 Gram Panchayats/Wards and over 35.17 lakh people have actively participated in all the programs till yesterday. He was further told that during the Yatra health check-ups for 6,42,166 individuals were conducted. Additionally, 4,39,922 tuberculosis screenings were carried out. As part of the Yatra, 7,35,723 Ayushman Bharat cards were distributed, and registrations were done for 52,634 beneficiaries under the Suraksha Bima Yojana  and 31,427 beneficiaries under the Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana.<br />''<br />''CM was apprised that under the Nirogi Haryana initiative, screening was done for 3,66,399 people. The 1,10,693 applications were received for Ayushman-Chirayu scheme. Moreover, 1,21,286 individuals registered under the 'My Bharat Volunteers' initiative.<br />