Odisha’s Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi engaged in discussions with Union Home and Cooperation Minister Amit Shah in New Delhi, focusing on enhancing disaster resilience and accelerating recovery efforts in areas affected by recent cyclones.

The meeting, part of Majhi’s official visit to the capital, aimed at evaluating the ongoing relief operations and planning long-term infrastructure improvements to mitigate the impact of future coastal storms.

Key topics included the immediate response to the recent cyclone in Odisha, with state resources actively working to restore vital services and provide emergency relief. Both leaders also explored strategies for improving regional infrastructure to ensure it can endure extreme weather events.

Following the meeting, Majhi took to social media to highlight that their conversation encompassed all aspects of post-cyclone recovery, from local rehabilitation efforts to enhancing the state’s overall disaster preparedness.

He expressed gratitude to the central government for its prompt mobilization of resources, appreciating the Union Government’s swift assistance and ongoing logistical support in managing disaster operations throughout Odisha.