Governor CV Ananda Bose: Catalyzing Change and Empowerment in West Bengal
Dr. CV Ananda Bose celebrates two years as Governor of West Bengal, emphasizing visionary governance and inclusivity. Through initiatives like Apna Bhaarat – Jagta Bengal, he aims to integrate cultural heritage and instill national pride. His leadership focuses on social empowerment, anti-trafficking, youth engagement, and fostering communal harmony.
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West Bengal's Governor, Dr. CV Ananda Bose, marks two years in office, ushering in transformation and inclusivity through his visionary leadership. His tenure has seen Raj Bhawan as a symbol of new purpose, prioritizing reforms and upliftment to advance the state towards a promising future.
In celebration of this milestone, Dr. Bose launched 'Apna Bhaarat – Jagta Bengal,' a month-long campaign focused on social empowerment and mass outreach. This initiative aims to instill national pride and integrate Bengal's rich cultural heritage into the framework of New India. Famed for his proactive governance, he has tackled societal issues, particularly in empowering women and protecting the vulnerable.
The campaign features impactful programs like the FILE-TO-FIELD and DUARE RAJYAPAL initiatives, with the Governor engaging directly with citizens across 250 sites and offering support to underserved communities. His youth-oriented efforts, such as 'GOVERNOR IN CAMPUS,' are central, encouraging skills and participation in governance. Dr. Bose's leadership has streamlined governance, reduced red tape, and enhanced accountability, celebrating cultural diversity and fostering social harmony.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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