The Chhattisgarh government is focused on driving development across all regions of the state, according to Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai. The government is actively working to implement the policies of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and is committed to establishing good governance and eliminating corruption. There is a strong emphasis on strengthening rural infrastructure and essential services through the swift implementation of various schemes. Speaking at the Mahtari Alankaran Samman ceremony in the Pandariya assembly constituency, the Chief Minister announced several major initiatives aimed at the region’s development. These included the establishment of a new sub-tehsil in Ranveerpur, the launch of a college in Birendra Nagar from the upcoming 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. The government also plans to widen a 2.1-kilometer section of National Highway-130A to a four-lane road. Infrastructure development projects worth ₹72 crore were also inaugurated. Furthermore, the Chief Minister mentioned the expansion of banking services in rural areas through the Atal Digital Suvidha Kendras, with plans to reach all panchayats within the coming year. The registration process has been reformed to ensure transparency and affordability for citizens. The Chief Minister recognized the efforts of MLA Bhavna Bohra, particularly praising the introduction of five free bus services for female students, as a step towards empowerment. Assembly Speaker Dr. Raman Singh called the occasion a historic one for Pandariya, highlighting the inauguration of the development projects and the launch of the free bus services. Deputy Chief Minister Vijay Sharma said that development is now reaching every village and area, and Lok Sabha MP Santosh Pandey noted the importance of the initiative for girls’ education. Local MLA Bhavna Bohra added that the free bus services have been expanded and that over ₹600 crore in projects have been approved for the Pandariya assembly constituency in recent times.
