Senapati: The Minister of State for Coal and Mines, Government of India, Satish Chandra Dubey, visited Senapati on Monday, October 26, 2026, and chaired a review meeting on the implementation of various Central Government schemes at the Deputy Commissioner’s Conference Hall, Senapati.
Upon his arrival, the Minister was warmly received by the Deputy Commissioner of Senapati, Dharun Kumar S, IAS, ML Kaisungbou, MPS, ADSP (NH-2), Sub-Divisional Officers, and District Level Officers (DLOs).
During the meeting, the Minister reviewed the progress and implementation of various Central Government flagship programmes and schemes in the district. Key issues relating to the progress of ongoing projects, implementation challenges, and public grievances were also discussed. Officials from various departments, including District Administration, Police, Forest, Health, DRDA, PWD, PHED, CAF&PD, MSRLM, and MSPDCL, briefed the Minister on their respective activities, achievements, and ongoing initiatives.
Addressing the meeting, the Minister emphasised the importance of building a self-reliant and stronger India by 2047, marking 100 years of the country’s Independence. He urged government officials and citizens to enhance their skills, discharge their responsibilities efficiently, and contribute meaningfully towards the nation’s overall development.
Highlighting the progress of infrastructure development in the Northeast, the Minister referred to the expansion of national highways and improvements in railway connectivity across the region. He observed that connectivity had long been a major challenge in the Northeast but noted that significant improvements were now becoming visible.
The Minister further stressed the importance of reviewing developmental activities at the grassroots level to ensure the effective implementation of government schemes and assess their actual impact on beneficiaries. He urged all District Level Officers to accord priority to the proper implementation of various schemes under their respective departments and agencies, with particular emphasis on ensuring that the intended benefits reach the people.
He also encouraged the officers to submit constructive suggestions in a systematic manner so that these could be forwarded to the appropriate authorities for consideration and necessary follow-up action. He highlighted the importance of engaging with relevant stakeholders, including NITI Aayog, to facilitate the effective examination and implementation of such suggestions.
Following the review meeting, the Minister visited the District Hospital, Senapati, to assess its overall status and inspect the ongoing construction of the Super Speciality Ward. He reviewed the progress of the project and took stock of the healthcare infrastructure and developmental works at the hospital.
The meeting was attended by the Deputy Commissioner, Senapati, Dharun Kumar S, IAS; ADSP (NH-2), ML Kaisungbou, MPS; Adahrii Maheo, MCS, ADC, also CEO/ADC, Senapati; Sub-Divisional Officers; District Level Officers; and representatives of various departments.
