Minister Laid Foundation Stones for Various Projects in Panchayats and Villages

Assets Distributed Among Beneficiaries at Block Office

Sanjay Pandey, Palamu:  State Finance, Commercial Tax, Planning & Development, and Parliamentary Affairs Minister Radhakrishna Kishor laid the foundation stone for the Dhumkudia Bhawan construction project in Jharinimiya village, under Meral Panchayat of Patan block. Addressing the gathering, he stated that Chief Minister Hemant Soren's vision is to preserve tribal culture. The Dhumkudia Bhawan will serve as a center for preserving and showcasing the traditions and customs of the tribal community. He added that discussions and ceremonies related to tribal life have historically been conducted in Dhumkudia, and maintaining this tradition is everyone’s responsibility. Minister Kishor also assured that the unpaved road leading to the site will soon be converted into a paved road. Later, at Naudiha Panchayat Secretariat, Minister Kishor laid the foundation stone for the Sub-Health Center Building, emphasizing that this center will strengthen healthcare facilities in the surrounding villages. At the Patan Block Office premises, Minister Kishor participated in the inauguration and foundation stone-laying ceremony for multiple projects. He inaugurated an open gym and an energy pillar, while also laying the foundation stones for a cycle stand-cum-parking shed and Birsa Harit Gram Yojana-based mango orchards. Additionally, he participated in a tree plantation drive under the Linear Plantation Scheme. During the program, assets were distributed to beneficiaries: Approval letters were issued under the Abua Awas Yojana. ₹1.26 crore loans were distributed to 42 self-help groups under the Cash Credit Linkage scheme. Soil Health Cards were distributed to over 20 beneficiaries. Bicycles were distributed among schoolgirls to support their education. The event began with a lamp-lighting ceremony led by the Minister, Deputy Development Commissioner, and other public representatives. The Minister was warmly welcomed by the public along the route from Patan Mor to the Block Office. The stage was anchored by VLW Alok Kumar Pandey. On-the-Spot Approval for Transformer Installation During the program, Block Development Officer (BDO) requested the installation of a 200 KVA transformer in the office premises to facilitate skill development and empower local women through sewing machine-based employment. Responding immediately, Minister Kishor called the department’s GM on the spot and directed the installation of the transformer within 15 days. Jharkhand CM Maiyan Samman Yojana: No Economic Burden on the Government Minister  reiterated that the Jharkhand CM Maiyan Samman Yojana does not impose any economic burden on the state. He affirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring timely financial assistance to all mothers and sisters. Grievance Boxes to Address Block and Circle-Level Complaints: To enhance transparency and address issues efficiently, Minister Kishor announced the installation of two grievance boxes at the block office: One for block-related complaints. Another for circle-related issues. He urged the public to actively use these boxes, adding that the received grievances will be regularly reviewed and resolved. The event witnessed the presence of Deputy Development Commissioner Shabbir Ahmed, Patan BDO-CO, Zila Parishad members, Panchayat leaders, former Mukhiya, social workers, public representatives, and a large number of residents.

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