CM Majhi Promises Jobs, Security and Growth in I-Day Address
BHUBANESWAR: Odisha Prime Minister Mohan Charan Majhi marked the 79th Independence Day in PMG Square on Friday with a strong message about security, prosperity and jobs. Paying tribute to freedom fighters, he praised the armed forces for the ‘Sindoor Operation’, which was receiving terrorist bases and Pakistan duties, and called on to support the citizens to support the local vocal for the local ”and make make in India”.
CM, which is called the beginning of a 14 -month task as the beginning of a new journey of development ,, focused on four groups (women, farmers, poor and young people). Already filled with approximately 28,392 government emphasized the duty of the government, 34,500 more recruitment and 22,896 empty positions, and he envisaged more than 85,000 rent against 65,000 targets for two years.
Majhi also announced that Odisha’s Union Cabinet’s semiconductor project has come to private sector business in a great way, and plans to attract global pharmaceutical manufacturers aiming to turn the state into a medicine center with 2.5 lakh affairs.
The strengthening of women is under the record of more than 1 Crore under Subhadra Yojana and RS 89.861 Crore. Safety, ‘Shaktishri’ program within the scope of alcohol and narcotics to the colleges “safe zones” by declaring crime, drugs and organized crime against zero tolerance.
Educational reforms include ‘Godabarish Mishra Model Primary Schools’ in each Panchayat, the presentation of NIP -linked plans, 11.25 percent quota for social and educational backward groups and internship for undergraduate students.
A ‘Agniveer’ training initiative will prepare Odia Youth for defense services.
Among the health measures, the merger of Ayushman Bharat, Gopabandhu Jan Arogya Yojana and Ayushman Bayo Bandana extends to 82 percent of citizens worth 936 Crore, which is delivered to 4 Lakh beneficiary. Odisha has a bid to upgrade Berhampur Medical College to AIIMS-Plus, which are currently four more planned, and has a 2.250 budget bed for officials in large hospitals.
Majhi, who closed his address, called unity, honored the sacrifices of the soldiers and urged the citizens to embrace Indian products.
