Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Saturday said the Government was preparing the functioning of public interest schemes during this corona period.
“Today the government has a scheme for the people of every section of the state. If people raise their hands towards the government, they will be covered with employment, as well as they will be able to provide employment to other people by taking advantage of the government’s schemes. The government is providing loans ranging from Rs 50,000 to Rs 25 lakh at very low interest for employment generation. He said that the appointment manual of various departments of the State is ready, soon vacancies will be released in the state on a large scale,” the CM said.
Addressing a huge gathering at the Divisional Level Mega Asset Distribution Programme under ‘Aapke Adhikar-Aapki Sarkar Aapke Dwar’ programme in North Chotanagpur Division, Hazaribagh on Satuday, the CM said that under the ‘Aapke Adhikar- Aapke Government, Aapke Dwar’ programme, the government is doing what has not happened in the State in the last 20 years.
“Under this, the government is going to the homes of the beneficiaries and benefiting them from the schemes of the government. This scheme is being monitored by high level officials. So far 2.50 lakh complaints have been registered under this scheme, out of which 2.20 lakh complaints have been promptly executed. Under the Marang Gomke Pardeshi Shiksha Yojana, six tribal students were sent abroad for education. Now all classes will be able to take advantage of this scheme,” he added.
The CM said the Government is working to establish various big industries in the State so that people can get employment opportunities here. In this sequence, special care is being taken that 75 per cent of the jobs and tenders up to Rs 1 crore should be received by the local people, which will lead to development of the people of the State.
He said the Government is doing development work in every field.
The proposal of Ranchi to Bokaro four lane road has been approved. Very soon the Displaced Commission will solve the problem of the displaced people coming to the State. More than 2,000 appointment letters have been distributed in textile industries, in which 80 per cent women have received appointment letters. Soon 25 to 30,000 people will be appointed in the food and textile industry. In order to normalise the life of the State, several steps have been taken in the direction of increasing the income of the people.
In the ceremony, assets worth Rs 2230 crore 29 lakh 6 thousand were distributed among 25 lakh 92 thousand 856 beneficiaries of 7 districts under North Chotanagpur division. Of these, Rs 257 crore 26 lakh 28 thousand among 5 lakh 68 thousand 312 beneficiaries of Hazaribagh district, Rs 1 billion 19 crore 89 lakh 60 thousand among 58 thousand 990 beneficiaries of Koderma district, 4 lakh 67 thousand 412 beneficiaries of Ramgarh district. Between 1 billion 97 crore 51 lakh 67 thousand rupees, among 1 lakh 53 thousand 688 beneficiaries of Giridih district 5 billion 98 crore 82 lakh 55 thousand rupees, among 63 thousand 625 beneficiaries of Bokaro district 4 billion 53 crore 30 lakh 36 thousand Rs. 2 billion 34 crore 89 lakh 55 thousand was distributed among 8 lakh 84 thousand 850 beneficiaries of Dhanbad district, Rs 3 billion 68 crore 69 lakh 5 thousand among 3 lakh 95 thousand 979 beneficiaries of Chatra district.
On this occasion, the Chief Minister released a booklet related to the scheme ‘Aapke Adhikar-Aapki Sarkar, Aapke Dwar’ in North Chotanagpur Division.
On this occasion, Ministers Satyanand Bhokta, Jagannath Mahto, MLAs Sarfaraz Ahmed, Lambodar Mahto, Sudivya Kumar Sonu, Mamta Devi, Umashankar Akela, Amba Prasad, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister Rajiv Arun Ekka, alongwith senior officials of various departments were present.