Bhubaneswar, Apr 24: Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi today gave away two installments of Subhadra financial assistance to over two lakh new beneficiaries today. Each beneficiary got Rs 10,000.

The government issued six lakh new ration cards, ensuring food security for more families. In the energy sector, the Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Yojana was launched, offering a subsidy of up to ₹1.38 lakh for consumers installing solar panels of up to three kilowatts, making green energy more accessible.

Furthering its digital governance efforts, the state inaugurated launched the E-Panchayat Sabha portal, enabling online Panchayat meetings and administrative operations—a leap forward in transparent and efficient local governance. Sports infrastructure is also receiving a boost, as the BJP-led government laid the foundation stone for 314 block-level stadiums, allocating ₹4124 crore to develop grassroots sports facilities.

Additionally, the government unveiled the PPMS (Project Progress Monitoring System)—a streamlined tool for managing project approvals and administrative documentation, alongside a Panchayat Monitoring System portal and mobile app, enhancing accessibility to governance data and fund distribution details.

With ₹32 crore incentives disbursed to 613 Panchayats, Odisha is witnessing a comprehensive transformation—bridging gaps in welfare, governance, and infrastructure development.