Schemes worth Rs 437 Cr unveiled for Sahebganj, Godda and Pakur
Ranchi, April 11: Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren reaffirmed his government’s unwavering commitment to the empowerment of Jharkhand’s tribals, Dalits, and backward communities at a function Bhognadih in Sahebganj district on Friday.
The program held to observe Amar Veer Shaheed Sido-Kanhu Murmu Jayanti, the Chief Minister declared that economic, social, and educational development of these communities remains a top priority.
“Our ancestors fought tirelessly for their rights and for the preservation of water, forests, and land,” said the Chief Minister.
“Today, we are honouring their sacrifices by recognising the families of these brave martyrs and ensuring they receive the respect and rights they deserve,” said Soren.
He acknowledged the persistent challenges faced by marginalised groups who, due to historical neglect, have been left behind socially, economically and politically.
Highlighting his administration’s efforts at helping the marginalized, Hemant Soren informed about the “Abua Sarkar” initiative.
“Since 2020, the government has focused on decentralising services, ensuring officials reach people directly in their own villages and panchayats. Gone are the days when the elderly had to make tedious trips to government offices for pensions or ration cards. Today, support is delivered efficiently and directly, ensuring dignity and ease for all citizens,’ he said.
The Chief Minister noted the establishment of 80 Chief Minister Utkrishta Vidyalayas under the CBSE curriculum, which are now in high demand.
“Thousands of children are applying for limited spots—testament to the growing trust in public education,” Soren claimed.
“Additionally, the government continues to sponsor overseas education for talented students through the prestigious Marang Gomke Jaipal Singh Munda Overseas Scholarship, supporting 25 scholars annually,” he further claimed.
A major highlight of the day was the unveiling of 507 development schemes worth Rs 437.86 crore across Sahibganj, Pakur, and Godda districts. Of these, 361 projects were inaugurated, and the foundation was laid for 147 more.
Assets and appointment letters worth ₹130.92 crore were also distributed among over 3.14 lakh beneficiaries, reflecting the government’s tangible focus on grassroots development.
