PATNA, Oct. 14 -- Chief minister Samrat Choudhary on Tuesday directed the district magistrates to complete renovation, repair and maintenance of all government buildings, including hospitals, schools, anganwadi centres, health institutions and roads by March 31, next year under the Seva Sankalp and Kayakalp Abhiyan. The directive was given at the monthly state-level Sahyog programme. Choudhary instructed officials to ensure all basic facilities in schools such as painting, construction of boundary walls, repairs and availability of functional toilets, drinking water and electricity. He also called for accelerated construction of additional classrooms and buildings in schools without structures, along with anganwadi centres. A total of 101 applicants attended the event. Applicants from across the state placed grievances related to the revenue and land reforms, education, home, rural works, health, social welfare, urban development and housing, energy and other departments. Choudhary directed the concerned DMs and departments to resolve the issues in a stipulated timeframe. Applicants, whose problems were resolved, praised the Sahyog programme, saying long-pending issues had been settled promptly and expressing gratitude to the chief minister. Choudhary underlined the government's objective is to ensure transparent, impartial and time-bound redressal of every citizen's grievances, saying that the Sahyog camps are aimed at resolving the grievances of the people and satisfy them. CM Samrat Choudhary also launched the CMO dashboard (also referred to as Sankalp Dashboard) and the Samanvay portal at the Samvad auditorium in the CM's secretariat. The twin digital platforms are designed to enable real-time monitoring of the functioning of all 48 departments and important projects....