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Khattar Urges Chhattisgarh to Utilise Central Funds for Development
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Khattar Urges Chhattisgarh to Utilise Central Funds for Development

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has urged the Chhattisgarh government to make optimal use of central funds to accelerate the state's development. Khattar emphasised the importance of leveraging these funds to enhance infrastructure, social welfare, and economic growth.

Speaking at a recent event, Khattar highlighted that substantial central funds are allocated to states for various developmental projects. He encouraged the Chhattisgarh administration to prioritise key sectors such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure to maximise the benefits of these financial resources.

Khattar pointed out that timely utilisation of central funds can significantly boost state development, ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and effectively. He also stressed the need for transparent and accountable governance to ensure that funds are used appropriately and reach the intended beneficiaries.

In his address, Khattar underscored the potential for collaboration between states to share best practices and innovative solutions for common developmental challenges. He noted that learning from the experiences of other states can help Chhattisgarh implement successful strategies and avoid common pitfalls.

Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar has urged the Chhattisgarh government to make optimal use of central funds to accelerate the state's development. Khattar emphasised the importance of leveraging these funds to enhance infrastructure, social welfare, and economic growth. Speaking at a recent event, Khattar highlighted that substantial central funds are allocated to states for various developmental projects. He encouraged the Chhattisgarh administration to prioritise key sectors such as healthcare, education, and infrastructure to maximise the benefits of these financial resources. Khattar pointed out that timely utilisation of central funds can significantly boost state development, ensuring that projects are completed efficiently and effectively. He also stressed the need for transparent and accountable governance to ensure that funds are used appropriately and reach the intended beneficiaries. In his address, Khattar underscored the potential for collaboration between states to share best practices and innovative solutions for common developmental challenges. He noted that learning from the experiences of other states can help Chhattisgarh implement successful strategies and avoid common pitfalls.

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