Center turns on West Bengal fund tap after Suvendu Adhikari’s visit to Delhi. india news
Kolkata: Opening its purse to Bengal following Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari’s first visit to Delhi after taking charge on May 9, the Center on Friday agreed to release Rs 39,000 crore for schemes under the Union Water Resources Ministry. at o’clock Narendra ModiDuring his meeting with the official, he also assured support in implementing central projects, many of which were stalled under the previous Trinamool Congress government. Mamata Banerjee.“The Prime Minister assured utmost cooperation and support from the Central Government in economic development, industry development, employment generation and taking West Bengal forward,” the official posted on his social media account after meeting Modi. He said the PM has told him that the development and progress of Bengal is one of the Centre’s top priorities.The new phase of Centre-State collaboration focused on welfare and development paved the way for the rapid implementation of health and wellness centers under Ayushman Bharat, Mohalla Clinics and the launch of VB G-RAM G assuring 125 days of wage employment per rural household from July 1.Union Health Minister JP Nadda on Saturday will hold a virtual meeting with key officials of the state health department to set up Ayushman Arogya Mandir (health and wellness centers under Ayushman Bharat).The officials reached Delhi on Thursday night and went straight to a meeting with Home Minister Amit Shah at his residence. Sources said the CM held a detailed discussion on the security parameters at the Bangladesh border and Shah gave him ‘guidelines’ to stop infiltration. The officer also met President Draupadi Murmu and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh on Friday.
