- Visits the Veer Surendra Sai Smriti Pitha and pays tributes and discusses regarding development. Apprises Chief Minister over phone and as per direction of CM, the Tourism department approves, within an hour, the proposed plan worth Rs 6.41 crores
- Visits Maa Ghanteswari temple and discusses regarding pilgrim facilities development
- Participated in public grievances meetings at Kuchinda, Rengali, Sambalpur
- Interacts with the +2 and degree college students and informs them about CM approval for including all colleges in Sambalpur under 5T Transformation and sanctioning of Rs 27.75 crores for 59 colleges
Bhubaneswar: As per the direction of the Hon’ble Chief Minister, Odisha, Shri Naveen Patnaik, Secretary to CM (5T) Sh V.K. Pandian, visited Sambalpur District to review the progress of various developmental work in the district and redressal of public grievances.
He visited Kuchinda to participate in the public grievance redressal meeting. He interacted with the citizens and assured timely redressal.
He participated in similar programs at Rengali and Sambalpur.
He visited Khinda, the birthplace and memorial of Veer Surendra Sai. He paid tribute to the freedom fighter and interacted with his family members and public. He informed Chief Minister over phone regarding the development proposal. Chief Minister immediately directed the Tourism Department to examine and process the proposal. Within an hour, the sanction letter to take up project worth Rs 6.41 crores was issued.
He interacted with the college students in Sambalpur. He informed them about Chief Minister approval for including all colleges in Sambalpur under 5T Transformation and sanctioning of Rs 27.75 crores for 59 colleges. He motivated the students to work hard in studies and personality development.
Sh Pandian visited Maa Ghanteswari Temple and discussed regarding the Temple development and pilgrim facilities.
Shri R. Vineel Krishna, Special Secretary to CM, Shri Deepak Kumar, IG, Ananya Das, Collector & DM, Mukesh Kumar Bhamoo, SP and senior officials of the district were present during the visit.
