Kavita Mahato
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Latehar is known for its forests, wildlife, mineral resources, and tourist attractions like Betla National Park and the Palamau Tiger Reserve. The district has great potential in eco-tourism, agriculture, forest-based industries, and mining.
I believe improving road connectivity, healthcare, education, and tourism infrastructure can create more employment opportunities while preserving the district’s natural heritage.
What do you think should be the top priority for Latehar’s development?
Dhanbad is known as the Coal Capital of India and plays a vital role in the country’s energy and industrial sectors. Along with mining, the city is growing in education, healthcare, retail, and infrastructure.
While Dhanbad has great economic importance, I think there’s also a need to focus on cleaner urban development, traffic management, and creating more opportunities in sectors beyond mining.
What do you think should be the district’s top development priority?
I’m currently pursuing my postgraduate degree, and I’ve realized that the university experience is about much more than academics.
Good faculty, practical learning, research opportunities, placement support, student clubs, and networking with peers all contribute to personal and professional growth. Before taking admission, students should also look at accreditation, curriculum updates, and alumni outcomes rather than relying only on rankings.
Choosing a university that matches your career goals can make a significant difference in the long run.
I think self-study works well if you’re disciplined.
I prepare for JSSC exams and follow a daily schedule. I study for about 5–6 hours, solve one mock test every Sunday, and spend time reviewing my mistakes.
The biggest challenge isn’t the syllabus—it’s staying motivated over a long period.

