Ranchi: More than large industrial units such as Power and Steel Plants, people in Jharkhand need assistance in sectors such as agriculture, tourism and country development as a whole, Head of Minister of Hemant Soren on Thursday while speaking at the State Level Workshop at the destination Sustainable development Indian index and multidimensional poverty index.
The workshop was held jointly by the state government and Niti Aayog in the project building in Ranchi.
This workshop is part of the Niti Aayog plan to prepare a roadmap for 2030 to evaluate and assess the development objectives and index as part of where it holds a consultation meeting in each country.
Thursday workshop was attended by bureaucrats and state government officials.
Speaking on that occasion, Soren stressed that it was time to see beyond mine and minerals.
He said, “Jharkhand people cannot run strength or steel plants.
But they are tiring and hard workers who can do miracles if we provide it with the right environment in sectors such as agriculture, tourism, etc.
I hope Niti Aayog and makers Policy to maintain local aspirations and requirements before making any plans.
The one-sized-fit approach will not lead to success.
“He added that even though mining and mineral activities have been operating in the country for decades, it does not lead to a positive big change In people’s lives unless it results in widespread displacement and hatred.
“In the Indian Coal Command Area Ltd, people still do not have access to clean drinking water and in places where uranium mining takes place, children born are disabled.
What we call it – blessings or curses,” he said, Add, “The State Government cannot launch a well-being plan in such fields.
Even the inhabitants of forests and tribes face many problems due to the complexity of forest rights.” Stress on the supply plan and needs-based policy, CM said that the need for hours is To focus on ways to increase farmer income, the livelihood relationship of traditional forest, adivasis, etc., to ensure their development.
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