Bhubaneswar: A record 3 lakh people have presented their views for the formation of Odisha Vision-2036 and 2047. It is a milestone in preparing a vision by taking the opinion of the common people in building a developed Odisha and a developed India on the basis of people’s opinion. Chief Minister Mohan Majhi thanked the people of the state for their participation at a time when the participation of such a large number of people in the development of the state is a big step towards building a developed Odisha.
E-mail, WhatsApp, Odisha Vision have sent their feedback through the website. Even Odias living abroad have given their opinion. This is a great example of governance on the basis of partnership. The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to the people of the state who were involved in this development process of the state by saying “Thank you Odisha”. A large number of students, women, professionals, government employees, eminent personalities and many organizations in the state have given their well thought-out suggestions for the creation of a developed Odisha.
For the first time, the government has used AI-Technology to review the feedback on the formation of a developed Odisha. So that the suggestions and suggestions of the people of each and every state who give their opinion can be included in the formation of a developed Odisha. The government is trying to give this message that all voices are important in the strategy-based roadmap being prepared for the development of the state. At the same time, technology-based development strategies are being prepared.
Deputy Chief Minister Prabhati Parida and DCM Kanak Vardhan Singh Deo also expressed their gratitude to the people of the state for making this a shining example of a concerted effort to achieve the goal of building a developed and prosperous Odisha. It is a collaborative effort to build a brighter future.
The government had sought suggestions on 17 different sectors to strengthen the infrastructure of Odisha’s development. In particular, the people of the state have expressed their views on agriculture and rural development, sustainable mining as well as environmental protection, women-oriented development, tourism development as well as heritage protection, urban development and climate change.