Odisha Cabinet approves ten proposals across six departments
The Odisha state cabinet, led by Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi, approved ten proposals spanning six government departments during a meeting held at Lok Seva Bhawan. Key decisions include the continuation of the Yashoda and Ashirbad schemes for vulnerable children, the implementation of paperless office work up to the block level, and the approval of the third amendment to the state semiconductor policy. The cabinet also sanctioned funds for irrigation projects and infrastructure development.
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What Happened
The Odisha state cabinet met at Lok Seva Bhawan under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi to review and approve ten proposals. Chief Secretary Anu Garg announced that the approved measures involve the departments of Electronics and Information Technology, Energy, Water Resources, Women and Child Development, Agriculture and Farmers Empowerment, and General Administration and Public Grievance. Specific initiatives include the continuation of the Yashoda and Ashirbad schemes, the adoption of the OSWAS 2.0 system for paperless administration, and the third amendment to the state semiconductor policy.
The cabinet allocated 296.99 crore rupees for the Yashoda and Ashirbad schemes, which are intended to support children in difficult circumstances, covering the period from the current financial year through 2030-31. Additionally, the government approved 389 crore rupees for water reservoir and minor lift irrigation projects, including the Parvati Giri Mega Lift Irrigation Project. These decisions aim to address administrative delays in welfare payments and modernize state infrastructure through digital and irrigation-focused investments.
Key Facts
- The cabinet approved 10 proposals across 6 government departments.
- The Yashoda and Ashirbad schemes received an allocation of 296.99 crore rupees.
- The government decided to implement paperless office operations up to the block level.
- The cabinet approved the third amendment to the state semiconductor policy.
- Funds totaling 389 crore rupees were sanctioned for water reservoir and minor lift irrigation projects.
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