VINOD BHAT
NEW DELHI, Dec 26: Union Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting and Parliamentary Affairs, Dr. L. Murugan, concluded his three-day visit to Palamu, Jharkhand, today with a packed schedule of inspections, public interactions, and development reviews.
On the final day, Dr. Murugan inspected the newly constructed Mohammadganj Railway Station, examining passenger amenities and addressing grievances raised by local residents. He directed officials to take prompt action to resolve the issues presented. The Minister also toured the under-construction railway tunnel near the Bhim Chulha tourist spot, receiving updates from railway authorities about the project timeline and progress.
Earlier in the day, the Minister engaged with local citizens and social workers, listening to their concerns and assuring them of necessary interventions. He also visited the Akashvani and Doordarshan Kendra in Daltanganj, interacting with staff and participating in a tree plantation drive on the premises.
During his visit to Akashvani, Dr. Murugan delivered a message to the local populace, expressing gratitude for their warm reception and his satisfaction with the ongoing development initiatives in the region.
Over the past three days, Dr. Murugan reviewed key projects under the Aspirational District Development Programme, including health, nutrition, education, agriculture, and infrastructure. He emphasized the importance of skill development and financial inclusion to uplift the district’s socio-economic status.
The Minister lauded the progress being made in Palamu and reiterated the government’s commitment to the district’s development.
