13 November 2026
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

Chhattisgarh Assembly Session 2026: Governor Ramen Deka Highlights Vision 2047, Farmer Welfare, and Inclusive Development

Governor Congratulates Members and Reviews Key Achievements in Agriculture, Women Empowerment, Naxal Eradication, Tribal Welfare, Education, and Industrial Growth
Indian Masterminds Stories

Raipur: Ramen Deka, Governor of Chhattisgarh, addressed the 8th session of the 6th Chhattisgarh Legislative Assembly, congratulating members on the state’s silver jubilee and the Assembly’s 25th year. He lauded Prime Minister Narendra Modi for inaugurating the new Assembly building, calling it a matter of pride for the state.

Vision 2047: Inclusive Development and Empowerment

Governor Deka emphasized the “Developed Chhattisgarh 2047” vision, focusing on inclusive growth and welfare for the last person in society. He highlighted women’s empowerment as a key pillar and announced 2026 as “Mahatari Gaurav Year” to honor the contributions of women.

Read also: Chhattisgarh CM Sai Inaugurates Manwa Kurmi Kshatriya Society Mahadhiveshan, Announces ₹10,000 Crore Paddy Bonus

Farmer Welfare and Record Paddy Procurement

Chhattisgarh has purchased 141.04 lakh metric tons of paddy from 25.24 lakh farmers, amounting to ₹33,431 crore. Ahead of Holi, the state will provide ₹10,292 crore under the Krishak Unnati Yojana. The PM Kisan Samman Nidhi benefits 24.72 lakh farmers, while landless workers receive ₹10,000 annually under the Deendayal Upadhyay Landless Agricultural Labour Welfare Scheme.

The state also promotes self-reliance in seed production, millets, pulses, oilseeds, palm oil, and organic farming, distributing 21 lakh quintals of certified seeds in the last two years.

Irrigation and Agricultural Infrastructure

Irrigation capacity has expanded by 25,000 hectares over two years. ₹1,874 crore was approved for 477 development projects, and pending compensation of ₹400 crore was paid to farmers.

Women Empowerment and Social Initiatives

Under the Mahatari Vandan Yojana, 69 lakh women receive ₹1,000 monthly, totaling ₹15,596 crore across 24 installments.

The Mukhyamantri Kanya Vivah Yojana facilitated 6,412 mass weddings, recorded in the Golden Book of World Records.

Naxal Eradication and Bastar Development

Over the past two years, the state recorded:

  • 532 Maoist neutralizations
  • 2,704 surrenders
  • 2,004 arrests

In Naxal-affected regions, 728 mobile towers were installed, and education and health services expanded. Bastar received ₹1,109 crore for roads and bridges under the Niyad Nella Nar Yojana.

Forest Rights and Tribal Welfare

Chhattisgarh leads the nation with 4.83 lakh individual forest rights and 48,000 community rights issued.

  • Tendu leaf collection prices increased from ₹4,000 to ₹5,500
  • Initiatives like Bastar Pandum, Tribal Games, and Digital Museum preserve tribal culture

Education and Youth Development

Nava Raipur is being developed as an education hub. Recruitment for 32,000 positions is underway. The Startup Incentive Policy 2025-26 was implemented, and new initiatives include Science City, Astro Park, and Mobile Science Labs.

Healthcare Expansion

  • 81 lakh families enrolled in Ayushman Bharat
  • ₹4,551 crore paid for 31 lakh claims
  • Five new medical colleges under construction and 250 new MBBS seats added

Industrial Growth and Investment

The state received ₹7.83 lakh crore in investment proposals under the new industrial policy, with growth in semiconductors, IT, AI, and pharma sectors. ₹51,000 crore invested in railway projects, along with construction of two new expressways.

Energy and Infrastructure Initiatives

  • 15 lakh BPL families receive 30 units of free electricity
  • Under the PM Suryaghar Free Electricity Scheme, the state provides an additional ₹30,000 subsidy

Tourism, Culture, and Vision 2047

  • Dhudmara in Bastar recognized as the Best Tourism Village by the UN Tourism Organization
  • Anjor Vision Document lays roadmap for a developed Chhattisgarh by 2047

Governor Deka emphasized that public feedback drives policymaking and that collective efforts will make Chhattisgarh a progressive and developed state.

Read also: Chhattisgarh CM Rural Bus Service Connects 330 Villages, Expands Access to Education, Healthcare, and Markets


Indian Masterminds Stories
Join our WhatsApp Channel
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Related Stories
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS
Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong
Meghalaya Examines DGP Succession Process as Idashisha Nongrang’s Extended Tenure Ends on November 19
BSE
BSE Index Services Launches 14 New Sectoral Indices, Expands Its Portfolio to 20 BSE 500-Based Benchmarks 
HUDCO Perpetual Tier I Bond Issue
HUDCO Promotes Workplace Hygiene and Sustainable Waste Management Under Special Campaign 6
MRPL-
PM Modi to Dedicate MRPL’s Rs 330-Crore Devangonthi Marketing Terminal in Bengaluru
Indian Army Critical Tank Spare Programme
Indian Army Targets 300 Critical Spares To Reduce Defence Import Dependence
Aadhaar Card Proof of Age
Is Aadhaar Card Not Proof Of Age? MP High Court Explains Its Legal Position
HPPSC
Himachal Pradesh Offers Free UPSC, HPPSC Coaching to Chamba Youth; ₹4,000 Monthly Scholarship Available
Evening courts
Centre Plans Evening Courts In These 3 States To Reduce India's Pending Cases
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Five years after Kargil, India sent its cricketing heroes to Pakistan where terrorism posed a deadly threat. The man guarding them, former Special Director of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Yashovardhan Azad, reveals what all went behind the scenes during that crucial tour. 
Trust No One, Said His Instinct in Pakistan
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
How India Plans to Boost Tourism, Create Jobs and Ease Overcrowding : Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on the Road to 2047
Dr Saket Badola IFS
Beyond Tigers and Safaris: How Corbett Literature Festival Wants to Change the Conservation Conversation
ADVERTISEMENT
UPSC Stories
Aniket Sagar ICoAS
No Coaching, Full-Time Job and Two Attempts: How Aniket Sagar Cleared ICoAS
Aniket Sagar, a chartered accountant from Bundelkhand, cleared UPSC ICoAS 2025 after working at PwC,...
IDAS Himanshu Tembhekar
Should UPSC Aspirants Give Up Their Hobbies? IDAS Officer Himanshu Tembhekar Explains
Should UPSC aspirants give up their hobbies? IDAS officer Himanshu Tembhekar explains how hobbies help...
UPSC Story
He Taught Students to Meet Expenses. Today, Sachin Bhadouria is a Scientist ‘B’ at CWPRS
Sachin Bhadouria overcame financial challenges and a Hindi-medium background to secure AIR 2 in a UPSC...
CSR NEWS
cmpdil
CMPDIL Partners with Tata Steel Foundation to Upgrade Technical Education at ITI Tamar 
The project will modernise training infrastructure with robotic welding technology, digital learning...
NCL CSR Blood Bank Project
NCL Signs ₹1.16 Crore CSR MoU to Establish Blood Bank at District Hospital in Singrauli
The project will fund essential medical equipment, furniture and renovation of the existing building...
REC Foundation Solar Street Light
REC Foundation to Install 350 Solar Street Lights Across Six Districts of West Bengal to Improve Rural Safety 
The CSR initiative, undertaken in partnership with Y4D Foundation, aims to improve night-time safety...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Latest
Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong
Meghalaya Examines DGP Succession Process as Idashisha Nongrang’s Extended Tenure Ends on November 19
BSE
BSE Index Services Launches 14 New Sectoral Indices, Expands Its Portfolio to 20 BSE 500-Based Benchmarks 
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Five years after Kargil, India sent its cricketing heroes to Pakistan where terrorism posed a deadly threat. The man guarding them, former Special Director of Intelligence Bureau, Mr. Yashovardhan Azad, reveals what all went behind the scenes during that crucial tour. 
Gajendra Singh Shekhawat
Dr Saket Badola IFS
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT