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বাংলার মাটি বাংলার পথ স্বনির্ভরতাই বাংলার শপথ From the consecrated soil of Nadia, I had the privilege of inaugurating Phase IV of the Pathashree–Rastashree scheme, a renewed commitment to strengthening connectivity in Bengal. In this phase, funded entirely from the State exchequer, we are undertaking the construction, reconstruction, upgradation, and maintenance of 20,030 kilometres of roads with an allocation of ₹8,487.83 crore. This will directly benefit over 35,000 villages and 128 municipal areas, while creating more than 15 crore man-days of employment for our job-card holders. Since 2020, the Pathashree–Rastashree initiative has already delivered 39,500 kilometres of improved roads across three phases, with a combined outlay of ₹10,902 crore. Today’s announcement takes our total to over 59,500 kilometres, in addition to the 1.10 lakh kilometres built under Bangla Sadak Yojana. I also took the opportunity to release “Pother Anginay Moner Janalay”, a moving collection of letters written by Kanyashree beneficiaries, Self-Help Group members, and farmers from Nadia whose lives have been transformed by improved roads. Over the last fourteen and a half years, our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has launched 94 development schemes, each designed to uplift people without discrimination. Nadia has been central to that journey, standing tall with its global reputation in handicrafts, terracotta, and the famed Sarpuria and Sarbhaja, which we have proudly promoted through Saratirtha. Krishnanagar’s Muslin Tirtha stands as another testament to our resolve to elevate Bengal’s artistic heritage. Standing in the land loved and blessed by Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the embodiment of compassion, equality, and unconditional love for humanity, I renewed my solemn pledge that no force will be allowed to divide Bengal on religious lines or undermine our democratic rights. BJP’s attempt to weaponise SIR, erase genuine voters, and introduce NRC through the backdoor is a direct assault on constitutional principles and the inclusive fabric of Bengal. I will not allow a single rightful voter to be struck off our rolls, I will not allow detention camps in Bengal. Our “May I Help You” camps will continue to support every individual in need. No one should feel abandoned. We will not take lessons on patriotism from those who insult Bengal’s great thinkers, who attempt to provoke unrest, or who belittle the language and culture of our state. Bengal has always upheld humanity, compassion, and peaceful coexistence, and we shall continue to do so with courage and conviction. As long as I serve the people, Bengal will remain united, undivided, and uncompromising in its defence of democracy, dignity and its inclusive civilisational ethos. Joy Bangla!

বাংলার মাটি বাংলার পথ স্বনির্ভরতাই বাংলার শপথ From the consecrated soil of Nadia, I had the privilege of inaugurating Phase IV of the Pathashree–Rastashree scheme, a renewed commitment to strengthening connectivity in Bengal. In this phase, funded entirely from the State exchequer, we are undertaking the construction, reconstruction, upgradation, and maintenance of 20,030 kilometres of roads with an allocation of ₹8,487.83 crore. This will directly benefit over 35,000 villages and 128 municipal areas, while creating more than 15 crore man-days of employment for our job-card holders. Since 2020, the Pathashree–Rastashree initiative has already delivered 39,500 kilometres of improved roads across three phases, with a combined outlay of ₹10,902 crore. Today’s announcement takes our total to over 59,500 kilometres, in addition to the 1.10 lakh kilometres built under Bangla Sadak Yojana. I also took the opportunity to release “Pother Anginay Moner Janalay”, a moving collection of letters written by Kanyashree beneficiaries, Self-Help Group members, and farmers from Nadia whose lives have been transformed by improved roads. Over the last fourteen and a half years, our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has launched 94 development schemes, each designed to uplift people without discrimination. Nadia has been central to that journey, standing tall with its global reputation in handicrafts, terracotta, and the famed Sarpuria and Sarbhaja, which we have proudly promoted through Saratirtha. Krishnanagar’s Muslin Tirtha stands as another testament to our resolve to elevate Bengal’s artistic heritage. Standing in the land loved and blessed by Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the embodiment of compassion, equality, and unconditional love for humanity, I renewed my solemn pledge that no force will be allowed to divide Bengal on religious lines or undermine our democratic rights. BJP’s attempt to weaponise SIR, erase genuine voters, and introduce NRC through the backdoor is a direct assault on constitutional principles and the inclusive fabric of Bengal. I will not allow a single rightful voter to be struck off our rolls, I will not allow detention camps in Bengal. Our “May I Help You” camps will continue to support every individual in need. No one should feel abandoned. We will not take lessons on patriotism from those who insult Bengal’s great thinkers, who attempt to provoke unrest, or who belittle the language and culture of our state. Bengal has always upheld humanity, compassion, and peaceful coexistence, and we shall continue to do so with courage and conviction. As long as I serve the people, Bengal will remain united, undivided, and uncompromising in its defence of democracy, dignity and its inclusive civilisational ethos. Joy Bangla!

বাংলার মাটি বাংলার পথ স্বনির্ভরতাই বাংলার শপথ From the consecrated soil of Nadia, I had the privilege of inaugurating Phase IV of the Pathashree–Rastashree scheme, a renewed commitment to strengthening connectivity in Bengal. In this phase, funded entirely from the State exchequer, we are undertaking the construction, reconstruction, upgradation, and maintenance of 20,030 kilometres of roads with an allocation of ₹8,487.83 crore. This will directly benefit over 35,000 villages and 128 municipal areas, while creating more than 15 crore man-days of employment for our job-card holders. Since 2020, the Pathashree–Rastashree initiative has already delivered 39,500 kilometres of improved roads across three phases, with a combined outlay of ₹10,902 crore. Today’s announcement takes our total to over 59,500 kilometres, in addition to the 1.10 lakh kilometres built under Bangla Sadak Yojana. I also took the opportunity to release “Pother Anginay Moner Janalay”, a moving collection of letters written by Kanyashree beneficiaries, Self-Help Group members, and farmers from Nadia whose lives have been transformed by improved roads. Over the last fourteen and a half years, our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has launched 94 development schemes, each designed to uplift people without discrimination. Nadia has been central to that journey, standing tall with its global reputation in handicrafts, terracotta, and the famed Sarpuria and Sarbhaja, which we have proudly promoted through Saratirtha. Krishnanagar’s Muslin Tirtha stands as another testament to our resolve to elevate Bengal’s artistic heritage. Standing in the land loved and blessed by Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the embodiment of compassion, equality, and unconditional love for humanity, I renewed my solemn pledge that no force will be allowed to divide Bengal on religious lines or undermine our democratic rights. BJP’s attempt to weaponise SIR, erase genuine voters, and introduce NRC through the backdoor is a direct assault on constitutional principles and the inclusive fabric of Bengal. I will not allow a single rightful voter to be struck off our rolls, I will not allow detention camps in Bengal. Our “May I Help You” camps will continue to support every individual in need. No one should feel abandoned. We will not take lessons on patriotism from those who insult Bengal’s great thinkers, who attempt to provoke unrest, or who belittle the language and culture of our state. Bengal has always upheld humanity, compassion, and peaceful coexistence, and we shall continue to do so with courage and conviction. As long as I serve the people, Bengal will remain united, undivided, and uncompromising in its defence of democracy, dignity and its inclusive civilisational ethos. Joy Bangla!

বাংলার মাটি বাংলার পথ স্বনির্ভরতাই বাংলার শপথ From the consecrated soil of Nadia, I had the privilege of inaugurating Phase IV of the Pathashree–Rastashree scheme, a renewed commitment to strengthening connectivity in Bengal. In this phase, funded entirely from the State exchequer, we are undertaking the construction, reconstruction, upgradation, and maintenance of 20,030 kilometres of roads with an allocation of ₹8,487.83 crore. This will directly benefit over 35,000 villages and 128 municipal areas, while creating more than 15 crore man-days of employment for our job-card holders. Since 2020, the Pathashree–Rastashree initiative has already delivered 39,500 kilometres of improved roads across three phases, with a combined outlay of ₹10,902 crore. Today’s announcement takes our total to over 59,500 kilometres, in addition to the 1.10 lakh kilometres built under Bangla Sadak Yojana. I also took the opportunity to release “Pother Anginay Moner Janalay”, a moving collection of letters written by Kanyashree beneficiaries, Self-Help Group members, and farmers from Nadia whose lives have been transformed by improved roads. Over the last fourteen and a half years, our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has launched 94 development schemes, each designed to uplift people without discrimination. Nadia has been central to that journey, standing tall with its global reputation in handicrafts, terracotta, and the famed Sarpuria and Sarbhaja, which we have proudly promoted through Saratirtha. Krishnanagar’s Muslin Tirtha stands as another testament to our resolve to elevate Bengal’s artistic heritage. Standing in the land loved and blessed by Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the embodiment of compassion, equality, and unconditional love for humanity, I renewed my solemn pledge that no force will be allowed to divide Bengal on religious lines or undermine our democratic rights. BJP’s attempt to weaponise SIR, erase genuine voters, and introduce NRC through the backdoor is a direct assault on constitutional principles and the inclusive fabric of Bengal. I will not allow a single rightful voter to be struck off our rolls, I will not allow detention camps in Bengal. Our “May I Help You” camps will continue to support every individual in need. No one should feel abandoned. We will not take lessons on patriotism from those who insult Bengal’s great thinkers, who attempt to provoke unrest, or who belittle the language and culture of our state. Bengal has always upheld humanity, compassion, and peaceful coexistence, and we shall continue to do so with courage and conviction. As long as I serve the people, Bengal will remain united, undivided, and uncompromising in its defence of democracy, dignity and its inclusive civilisational ethos. Joy Bangla!

বাংলার মাটি বাংলার পথ স্বনির্ভরতাই বাংলার শপথ From the consecrated soil of Nadia, I had the privilege of inaugurating Phase IV of the Pathashree–Rastashree scheme, a renewed commitment to strengthening connectivity in Bengal. In this phase, funded entirely from the State exchequer, we are undertaking the construction, reconstruction, upgradation, and maintenance of 20,030 kilometres of roads with an allocation of ₹8,487.83 crore. This will directly benefit over 35,000 villages and 128 municipal areas, while creating more than 15 crore man-days of employment for our job-card holders. Since 2020, the Pathashree–Rastashree initiative has already delivered 39,500 kilometres of improved roads across three phases, with a combined outlay of ₹10,902 crore. Today’s announcement takes our total to over 59,500 kilometres, in addition to the 1.10 lakh kilometres built under Bangla Sadak Yojana. I also took the opportunity to release “Pother Anginay Moner Janalay”, a moving collection of letters written by Kanyashree beneficiaries, Self-Help Group members, and farmers from Nadia whose lives have been transformed by improved roads. Over the last fourteen and a half years, our Maa-Mati-Manush Sarkaar has launched 94 development schemes, each designed to uplift people without discrimination. Nadia has been central to that journey, standing tall with its global reputation in handicrafts, terracotta, and the famed Sarpuria and Sarbhaja, which we have proudly promoted through Saratirtha. Krishnanagar’s Muslin Tirtha stands as another testament to our resolve to elevate Bengal’s artistic heritage. Standing in the land loved and blessed by Sri Sri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, the embodiment of compassion, equality, and unconditional love for humanity, I renewed my solemn pledge that no force will be allowed to divide Bengal on religious lines or undermine our democratic rights. BJP’s attempt to weaponise SIR, erase genuine voters, and introduce NRC through the backdoor is a direct assault on constitutional principles and the inclusive fabric of Bengal. I will not allow a single rightful voter to be struck off our rolls, I will not allow detention camps in Bengal. Our “May I Help You” camps will continue to support every individual in need. No one should feel abandoned. We will not take lessons on patriotism from those who insult Bengal’s great thinkers, who attempt to provoke unrest, or who belittle the language and culture of our state. Bengal has always upheld humanity, compassion, and peaceful coexistence, and we shall continue to do so with courage and conviction. As long as I serve the people, Bengal will remain united, undivided, and uncompromising in its defence of democracy, dignity and its inclusive civilisational ethos. Joy Bangla!