India News | Bihar CM Nitish Kumar Inspects Anisabad-Phulwari AIIMS Elevated Four-lane Road Project Site
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. The Chief Minister was seen discussing about the construction work of the elevated road project with the officials.
Patna (Bihar) [India], October 15 (ANI): Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar inspected the site of the proposed Anisabad-Phulwari AIIMS elevated four-lane road project on Sunday.
The Chief Minister was seen discussing the construction work of the elevated road project with the officials.
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CM Kumar was accompanied by the state's finance minister Vijay Kumar Choudhary.
Earlier on Friday, Kumar launched the Rabi Campaign-2023 and flagged off the campaign chariots to all the districts of the state by showing a green flag.
According to the CMO this campaign has been launched for the success of Rabi-2023. In the campaign, farmers will be informed about the schemes run by the Agriculture Department related to the Rabi season.
"Awareness would be created on crop residue management and the burning of crop residue in the fields and the damage caused to the soil and environment due to this. Farmers would be apprised of Technical information about Rabi crops, the promotion of organic farming, and seasonal agriculture. Information on crop diversification will be given," the CMO office stated.
After flagging off the campaign chariots, CM Nitish Kumar released a book pertaining to the Rabi Campaign-2023.
Agriculture Department Secretary Sanjay Kumar Aggarwal presented a green plant to the Chief Minister and welcomed him. (ANI)
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