‘5T’, ‘Mo Sarkar’ Likely to Silence Opp
Bhubaneswar: As the Winter Session of the 16th Odisha Legislative Assembly (OLA) will commence from today, the ruling Biju Janata Dal is likely to silence the opposition with the government’s 5T and Mo Sarkar initiatives, which got a massive support and applaud from the people. While, the State Government is riding high with the success [...]
Bhubaneswar: As the Winter Session of the 16th Odisha Legislative Assembly (OLA) will commence from today, the ruling Biju Janata Dal is likely to silence the opposition with the government’s 5T and Mo Sarkar initiatives, which got a massive support and applaud from the people.
While, the State Government is riding high with the success of major reforms in government service delivery mechanism, the Opposition don’t have any such strong issue to corner the government in the ensuing Winter Session of the House.
Even as the opposition particularly the BJP seems to be envy of the 5T and Mo Sarkar programme, the initiative got the wider acceptance among the people from different walks of life.
The programme has reportedly boosted the confidence of the people towards the government and administration.
Ever since the launch of the programme, remarkable changes are being taking place with each passing day in the healthcare services in the State.
With the top bureaucrat including Chief Secretary Asit Tripathy, Development Commissioner Suresh Mahapatra, Secretary to CM Transformation and Initiatives (5T) V. K. Pandian and Managing Director, the National Health Mission Shalini Pandit making hectic tours to different districts to review implementation of Mo Sarkar initiatives, a transformation has been possible in the healthcare services at the government-run hospitals both in the rural and urban areas.
The government is expected to highlight the success of 5T and Mo Sarkar initiatives in the ensuing Winter Session, which would continue till December 19 next.
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