North India Statesman
News India Live, Digital Desk: On Tuesday, there was a lot of excitement in the political and administrative corridors in Patna, the capital of Bihar, when an important meeting of the cabinet was called under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Nitish Kumar. All the legendary ministers and officials of the cabinet including Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary were present during this period. In this meeting, many important issues related to the development of the state and the public were intensively discussed, and some major decisions were finalized. The biggest and historical decision of the meeting has been taken for the construction of a grand Ganga expressway parallel to the Ganges River between Bhagalpur to Munger. For this ambitious project, the cabinet has cleared a hefty amount of about Rs 9970.61 crore. This huge road project will be based on the ‘Hybrid Anuity Model’ (HAM), which is considered a major step towards strengthening the infrastructure in Bihar. The HAM model speeds up the project with a combination of government and private investment and ensures quality. Along with this, the cabinet meeting also discussed the current conditions and many other important topics related to public interest. The scorching heat and power crisis in the state, which remains a big trouble for the general public at this time, special strategy will have been made on them so that people can get relief. The work of various departments associated with the main pillars of the state like education, health, agriculture and law and order must have also been discussed in depth and future plans. Such cabinet meetings reflect the visions and priorities of the state government. The opposition ‘India’ (India) alliance’s continuous activities in Bihar and the existing political upheaval of the state can also indirectly become part of these meetings, where the government considers its upcoming strategy. These decisions will not only help in changing the picture of the state, but also show the government’s commitment to provide better facilities to the public and to speed up the state’s all -round development. Chief Minister Nitish Kumar and Deputy Chief Minister Emperor Chaudhary are continuously showing their sensitivity to public problems, and it is expected that these decisions will bring changes at the ground level.
