PATNA, July 11 -- Bihar chief minister Samrat Choudhary on Friday unveiled a series of governance and organisational initiatives, including district-wise reviews of development works after August 15, issuance of one crore new ration cards, expansion of rooftop solar coverage and construction of medical colleges under the public-private partnership (PPP) model across all districts before March. Chairing an NDA coordination meeting at the Lok Sevak Awas in Patna, attended by district presidents of all five alliance partners - BJP, JD(U), LJP(RV), HAM-S and RLM - Choudhary said closer coordination between the government and the NDA constituents would accelerate Bihar's development and improve implementation of public welfare schemes. The chief minister announced that he would personally tour districts after August 15, review ongoing development projects and stay overnight during the visits to monitor implementation on the ground. He said the government has set a target of commencing construction of medical colleges and hospitals under the PPP model in every district before March to strengthen healthcare infrastructure. Highlighting the state's renewable energy push, Choudhary said rooftop solar panels are being installed on 250,000 houses in the first phase and urged NDA leaders and workers to help expand the campaign to every household....