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CM Hemant Soren unveils Rs 2.92 bn Bokaro initiatives
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CM Hemant Soren unveils Rs 2.92 bn Bokaro initiatives

In a stride towards propelling Jharkhand into the league of developed states, Chief Minister Hemant Soren has announced an array of development schemes worth over Rs 2.92 billion for the residents of Bokaro

The commitment of his government to advance the state is evident through the inauguration of 37 projects, the laying of foundations for 25 more, and the distribution of valuable assets to numerous beneficiaries.

Chief Minister Soren's vision encompasses a wide spectrum of progressive schemes tailored to different segments of society. Notable efforts include the procurement of foodgrain from the open market to support over 1.5 million green ration card holders, the provision of pensions for the elderly, disabled, and abandoned individuals, and initiatives fostering women's economic empowerment, exemplified by the Phulo Jhano Ashirwad Yojana.

In a stride towards propelling Jharkhand into the league of developed states, Chief Minister Hemant Soren has announced an array of development schemes worth over Rs 2.92 billion for the residents of Bokaro. The commitment of his government to advance the state is evident through the inauguration of 37 projects, the laying of foundations for 25 more, and the distribution of valuable assets to numerous beneficiaries.Chief Minister Soren's vision encompasses a wide spectrum of progressive schemes tailored to different segments of society. Notable efforts include the procurement of foodgrain from the open market to support over 1.5 million green ration card holders, the provision of pensions for the elderly, disabled, and abandoned individuals, and initiatives fostering women's economic empowerment, exemplified by the Phulo Jhano Ashirwad Yojana.

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