Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today reviewed various development projects in Siwan district during his Samriddhi Yatra. During this, he inquired from the officials about the implementation of the announcements made during the Pragati Yatra and directed them to expedite the work. During the review, the Chief Minister inspected the newly constructed facilities at the Government Medical College, Mairwa. On this occasion, through remote, he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of a total of 71 development projects worth Rs 202 crore in Siwan district. These include laying the foundation stone of 40 projects worth Rs 157 crore and inaugurating 31 projects worth Rs 45 crore.

The Chief Minister inspected the stalls put up by various departments at the Government Medical College, Mairwa. During the inspection, the Chief Minister gave symbolic checks and approval certificates to the beneficiaries of various schemes. The Chief Minister approved a grant of Rs 9 lakh 90 thousand for a oil processing unit to Sevrense FPO. Along with this, a check of grant amount of Rs 8 lakh was given to Mukesh Kumar, village Keel Gadh Badiya for Farm Machinery Bank. Apart from this, a grant of Rs 89,750 was given to Dharmendra Ram for a mushroom unit.

Agriculture Sakhi welcomed the Chief Minister and said that they are continuously making farmers aware to promote natural farming. The government is giving them an incentive amount of Rs 89,750 for the mushroom unit. Krishi Sakhi congratulated the Chief Minister and said that they are continuously making farmers aware to promote natural farming. The government is giving them an incentive amount of Rs 5,000 per month. In this way, a total of 23 Krishi Sakhi in 11 blocks of Siwan district are being given a benefit of Rs 5,000 each. We thank the Chief Minister for this.

After this, the Chief Minister inspected the site of the work of widening and strengthening the Siwan Indrapathi Ko Chaura road, which was announced during the Pragati Yatra. During the inspection, the officials told the Chief Minister that about 24 percent of the construction work of this road has been completed and the remaining work is going on at a rapid pace. Apart from this, the work of widening and strengthening the road from Pachrukhi Bypass Mohammadpur Mode (NH-531) to Chipiya-Tetri Ghat-Gopalpur (NH-227), approval for construction of Munya Baba Mahavir Jhanda Mela, widening and strengthening of Bharat Pokhar, Jira Dei Road to Vajimal Purbazar, construction of ROB in place of level crossing number 91 (railway kilometer 386/36-38) between Siwan Yard, Siwan Railway Station and Pachrukhi Railway Station under State Highway number 89 (Babhania Siwan Road) in Siwan district is going on.

The officials told the Chief Minister that the work of constructing an approach road to the high-level bridge built by the Uttar Pradesh government on the Ghaghara river between Niwari and Gabhirar in Raghunathpur block and Balia district of Uttar Pradesh, construction of a bridge on the Ghaghara river and approach road from Khirid-Daroli Ghat in Daraula block, construction of Merwa Grid Sub-Station and connected road in Nautan block, and other development and public welfare schemes in Siwan district are progressing rapidly.

The Chief Minister inspected the beautification of the park and pond at Panch Mandira Pokhara, Siwan under the Jal Jeevan-Hariyali campaign. The Chief Minister inaugurated the work of fish seed collection at Panch Mandira Pokhara, Siwan.

On this occasion, Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary, Minister of Water Resources and Parliamentary Affairs Vijay Kumar Chaudhary, Health Minister Mangal Pandey, Chairman of Bihar State Shia Waqf Board Arshad Ali Ansari, Chief Minister's Principal Secretary Deepak Kumar, Chief Secretary Pritya Amrit, DGP Maha Branch Work Force Kandan Krishnan, Chief Minister's Secretary Dr. Chandrashekhar Singh, Saran Range DIG Nalish Kumar, DM Vivek Ranjan Mahto, SP Purnia Kumar Jha and other dignitaries and senior officials were present.