Assam Cabinet Minister Jayanta Mallabaruah highlighted the government’s commitment to developing indigenous communities and backward regions, citing the public’s trust in the National Democratic Alliance’s governance model. The government’s focus on infrastructure, welfare schemes, and inclusive growth has garnered strong support from the people of Assam, reflecting in recent election outcomes.
Mallabaruah reiterated the government’s dedication to addressing the needs of various indigenous groups like Rabha, Bodo, and other ethnic communities spread across Assam. Efforts have been consistently made to tackle longstanding issues affecting indigenous populations and promote balanced development in remote areas.
The minister praised the government’s welfare programs, particularly mentioning the Orunodoi scheme, which has seen a significant expansion in beneficiaries receiving cash benefits. Plans are underway to extend the reach of welfare schemes to benefit a larger segment of the population in the coming years.
Highlighting the importance of preserving the rights and culture of indigenous communities alongside economic progress, Mallabaruah stressed the government’s approach of engaging directly with stakeholders to find amicable solutions through dialogue and consensus. The administration aims to maintain peace, social cohesion, and comprehensive development in Assam, ensuring that every segment of society participates in the state’s progress.
