He said that infrastructure of certain sectors like road and transport, health, water supply and education among others had been improved significantly under the people oriented programmes taken up by the present government.
Urging the people to stay alert from any false information being circulated by vested interest groups creating enmity among certain communities, he maintained that the state government always worked for inclusive development and added that a white paper on fund flow to the hills districts had been brought out recently.Īround 45 percent of the total state budget had been allocated to hill districts in the last two and half years, he said and appealed to the youth in the hill districts to apply for Start Up scheme as only few had applied for the same so far. The CM further assured of providing pipeline connection for tap water to the people of Maram Khullen. He also handed over a work order to the agency concerned for development of Sadim Pukhri and Hinga shrine, associated with the love story of King Paikhomba and Engallei.īiren said that the present government runs within a system and every work programme has been implemented after thorough discussion with the officials concerned.Īs such, the government has been able to maintain a good relation with the public, he added. To Maram people's much delight who were present in large number, Biren announced opening of SDO's office Maram and Maram police station, upgrade of Maram PHC to CHC and Maram Khullen PHSC to PHC. He appealed to all not to insist the government to take up steps on matters that couldn't be done by the state assembly.ĭuring his maiden visit to the interior village, which is associated with the legendary love story of King Paikhomba and Maram chief's daughter Engallei, Biren announced various development projects to be taken up in Maram area in particular and Senapati district in general besides distributing benefits under various schemes of government departments. Speaking during a community outreach programme held in Maram Khullen village of Senapati district on Saturday, CM Biren affirmed that the state government will always work under the ambit of the Indian constitution and would never go against the interest of its people. Stating that the state government is discussing the Autonomous District Council (ADC) Bill with the central government as certain components of the Bill are beyond the jurisdiction of the state, chief minister N Biren has informed that the government is considering providing more autonomy to the ADCs. Govt considering more autonomy to ADCs: CM
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