Chhattisgarh on the Path of Good Governance and Development: Announcements for Pandariya

The Chhattisgarh government is committed to bringing every corner of the state into the mainstream of development, stated Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai. He emphasized the government’s dedication to implementing Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s policies and resolutions. Efforts are underway to establish good governance by eliminating all avenues of corruption. The Chief Minister highlighted the rapid implementation of various schemes to strengthen rural infrastructure and basic amenities. Addressing the Mahtari Alankaran Samman समारोह (award ceremony) in the Pandariya assembly constituency virtually, he announced several significant initiatives. These include the establishment of a new sub-tehsil in Ranveerpur, the commencement of a college in Birendra Nagar from the next academic session, a new 250-seater Nalanda complex in Pandariya, a new college building in Kunda, and the construction of a new municipal building in Pandariya. Furthermore, the 2.1-kilometer stretch of National Highway-130A will be widened to four lanes. Infrastructure development projects worth ₹72 crore were also inaugurated. The Chief Minister also mentioned that Atal Digital Suvidha Kendras have been established in 1,460 gram panchayats to expand banking services in rural areas, with plans to extend this facility to all panchayats within the next year. The registration process has been simplified and made more transparent and cost-effective. Commending the efforts of local MLA, Mrs. Bhavna Bohra, the Chief Minister highlighted the launch of 5 free bus services for female students as a historic step towards their empowerment and confidence. Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh called the day historic for Pandariya, with the inauguration of ₹72 crore development works and the launch of free bus services for girls. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma noted that development in the state is now reaching every village and area equally. Lok Sabha MP Santosh Pandey stated that this initiative would be significant for the education and empowerment of girls. Local MLA Mrs. Bhavna Bohra shared that the number of free buses has been increased from 3 to 8, benefiting female students in colleges of Pandariya, Pandatarai, Pipariya, Sahaspur Lohara, and Kawardha. She also mentioned that over ₹600 crore worth of projects have been approved in the Pandariya assembly constituency in the last one and a half years.