Chatra has made progress in road connectivity and public infrastructure over the years, but I feel there’s still significant potential in areas like education, healthcare, irrigation, and employment.

Many young people leave the district in search of jobs. What do you think should be the top priority for Chatra’s development over the next few years?

Jharkhand has long been one of India’s leading steel-producing states, with major integrated steel plants and a strong industrial base. The sector provides employment to thousands of people, directly and indirectly, and supports many MSMEs that supply goods and services to steel companies.

What steps do you think can help the steel industry grow further while creating more opportunities for local businesses and young professionals?

I believe most government employees are working sincerely, but administrative delays still occur due to workload or procedural issues.

Citizens should use official grievance portals whenever services are delayed instead of relying only on verbal complaints. A complaint with proper details and reference numbers is much easier for departments to track and resolve.

Greater transparency benefits both the public and government officials.