India, May 11 -- The newly formed BJP government in West Bengal, led by Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari, on Monday took a series of major decisions during its first Cabinet meeting at Nabanna, with the administration focusing heavily on governance reforms, strengthening border security, implementation of Central Government welfare schemes, and revamping the state's administrative structure.

Speaking to the media after the meeting, the Chief Minister stated that the newly elected government would move ahead with a model centered on "good governance, security, and double-engine development," drawing inspiration from the development approach adopted in other BJP-governed states across the country. He reaffirmed the administration's commitme...