Empowering Youth for A Prosperous Future
Outlook|January 01, 2025
Chief Minister Sai is committed to transforming Chhattisgarh into a developed state by 2047, with equal and abundant opportunities in healthcare, education, and livelihood at its core
Empowering Youth for A Prosperous Future

The Vishnu Deo Sai government envisions a Chhattisgarh where unemployment becomes a thing of the past, recognising that the state's progress is deeply tied to the empowerment of its youth. Chief Minister Sai is committed to transforming Chhattisgarh into a developed state by 2047, and this dream will come true only if there are equal and good opportunities for healthcare, education and livelihood in the state.

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