Chief Minister Raghubar Das said that Maluti temples are being developed as a tourist place with an expenditure of `14 crore. The queue complex in Devghar will be complete before the Sravani Mela and the Government will focus on developing Sahabganj. The Government, according to the CM is committed to render transparent and accountable administration and prepare budget for the people according to their needs.
The CM also added that health insurance for the journalists will be implemented in the next financial year. He said it while addressing people on a pre-budget seminar in Dumka. He greeted the people also on this occasion.
The CM said that Sahabganj will also be developed into a Smart City. He said that the Prime Minister may lay foundation stone for the much awaited Ganga bridge after February this year. The Primitive Tribe Battalion will provide the trihal youths an opportunity to get employed and serve the nation.
Repeating his commitment to bring the state in the fore front in terms of development in 5 years, the CM said that the state will be safe and secure. The state will present Agriculture budget separately in 2016 as farm and farmers are priorities. He said that the government will provide water for irrigation. He said that the govt. will ensure composite and comprehensive development throughout the State. He summoned all the DCs & officers to ensure their participation in making the budget for the State.
He said that `70-80 lakh has been proposed for every gram panchayat and the funds will be expensed according to necessity with the permission of the executive. He said that ‘Sabka Saath, Sabka Vikas’ is his commitment. The CM said that Godrej desk-benches will be ascertained in all schools of Jharkhand.
Separate toilets for boys and girls will be made in the schools. In the next 2 years, schools will be facilitated with laboratories.
Moreover, model colleges will be opened in Deoghar, Santhal Pargana, Pakur, Dumka and Godda. The Government has ordered to identify land and send proposal to the Government.