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Bihar Minister Orders Door-to-Door Campaign on CM Samrat Chaudhary’s 100-Day Achievements
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bihar
🗓 25 Aug 2026, 06:37 PM
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Rural Development and Information Minister Shravan Kumar directed officials in Patna to intensify outreach, ensuring the first 100 days of the Samrat Chaudhary government are highlighted in every household.
The Rural Development and Information & Public Relations Minister, Shravan Kumar, conducted a review of departmental functioning in Patna. During the meeting he emphasized the need to showcase the achievements of Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary’s first 100 days to the public.
He instructed all officials to launch an aggressive door‑to‑door information drive, ensuring that the government’s welfare schemes and development milestones reach every household across the state. The directive also calls for the use of local media, pamphlets and community meetings to maximise visibility.
The initiative aims to create awareness about the administration’s early‑term progress and to build public confidence in the new government’s agenda. Departmental teams have been asked to prepare concise material that highlights key projects in health, education, infrastructure and rural development.
Implementation will be monitored closely, with periodic reports expected from district officers to assess the reach and impact of the campaign.
He instructed all officials to launch an aggressive door‑to‑door information drive, ensuring that the government’s welfare schemes and development milestones reach every household across the state. The directive also calls for the use of local media, pamphlets and community meetings to maximise visibility.
The initiative aims to create awareness about the administration’s early‑term progress and to build public confidence in the new government’s agenda. Departmental teams have been asked to prepare concise material that highlights key projects in health, education, infrastructure and rural development.
Implementation will be monitored closely, with periodic reports expected from district officers to assess the reach and impact of the campaign.