IMPHAL: Manipur Chief Minister N. Biren Singh said that the newly launched ‘School Fagat-hansi’ (Improve school mission) would bring visible changes and improvement in the education sector of the state.
This was stated by him at the Statehood Day Celebration, 2019 held at 1st Manipur Rifles Parade Ground on Monday. He said that a new revolution in education sector should start from grassroots so that the state could produce hard working, dedicated, sincere and patriotic citizens in the coming days. A special meeting would be convened soon to make the mission successful, he mentioned.
Stating that the people are full of talents and potentials, Singh said there would be development in the state if avenues had been created for those talented people.
‘‘Our government is working tirelessly and collectively for the development of the state,’’ he said. He said the state would honour those officials for their dedication and commitment. He appealed to the people to extend their love and support to the government towards making a peaceful, prosperous and developed state.
The chief minister said that ‘Go to Village’ mission was introduced to provide good governance at the doorsteps of the people living in nook and corner of the state.
Singh reiterated that it was the duty of the government to honour those officers whose commitment and dedication have made the ‘Go to Village’ mission successful. Out of around 1700 census villages, around 10 villages are left behind to be covered under the mission.
Chief Minister appealed the DCs, SDOs and concerned officers to verify those left out beneficiaries as soon as possible so that the eligible beneficiaries can avail the benefits under various welfare schemes. (UNI)
