Governor CP Radhakrishnan, while interacting with the villagers of Dumarchir in Amdapada block of Pakur district, said that be it the scheme of the Central Government or the State Government, their aim is to raise the standard of living of even the last person standing in the society. He said that the Central Government is committed to provide pure drinking water to every family under the Nal-Jal Yojana. So far 37 per cent families have been covered by this scheme, the remaining 67 per cent families will be covered. Apart from providing pure drinking water, the government is continuously working for proper arrangements for housing, electricity, health and education.

The Governor said that he has visited several Kasturba Gandhi Vidyalayas and other schools and has seen smart classes, VR labs, libraries, open gyms etc and has interacted with the girl students there. Communicating has made them happy that they are focusing on studies. They are also setting their goals. Rekha Tudu, a student of Kasturba Gandhi Balika Residential School present in the programme, said that she wants to become a doctor and ICT lab and smart class facilities are available in her school. Encouraging the girl student, the Governor said that for those children who want to pursue higher education, the government has also made arrangements for education through special coaching. There will be no problem and they will be able to serve the people of their society and community in a better way.

Addressing the gathering present there, the Governor said that you must give education to your children. You should use your land-property and income from various sources to educate children. They will be educated only then they will be able to earn success in this era of competition. Zila Parishad member Priyanka Malto present in the program said that due to Kumar Bhag Paharia not being included in the PVTG, benefits of many schemes are not available, she requested the Governor to include Kumar Bhag Paharia in the PVTG. The Governor said that this work is done under a process, in which recommendations are made by the district administration to the state government on the basis of established criteria and by the state government to the central government

The Governor said that Eklavya schools have been opened for tribals and PVTGs. Schools of Excellence have also been opened by the government, you must educate your children, do not let them drop out. The Governor wished for the educational, economic and social prosperity of the people here. He distributed the assets and observed the works of the Anganwadi Center.

The Governor also went to see the barbatti production and sale of 'Gutu Galang Kalyan Trust' run by Vishisht Tribe Sakhi Mandal in Pakur district along with other produced materials and methodology. He said that this organization is a role model for self-help groups. There, the Governor saw the Bora Sewing Center, Bora Printing Center, the storage house of the produced materials run by the special tribe Sakhi Mandal and went to the stall of PVTG's traditional nutrition and medical system and inquired about this method of traditional medicine and said that its conservation and Promotion is needed.

Addressing the members of the self-help group present there, the Governor said that he is very happy to see the work of this group that the work of the self-help group has been established as a small-scale industry in this remote PVTG village. The sacks and materials produced by this center are also supplied to other districts. It is rightly said 'where there is a will, there is a way'. The Governor gave three basic mantras to Sakhi Mandal to continue the work of his trust. These are the basic mantras- 1.Quality products 2.Transparency and 3.Errorless accounting Due to quality products, consumer confidence increases and they demand for the