The chief minister addressing a pre-budget meeting with deputy commissioners of the six districts of Santhal Pargana and other dignitaries.
"When the last person of the society becomes happy, only then Jharkhand can become happy and prosperous," he said.
The government wanted to involve the people in the developmental works and pre-budget meetings are being arranged to know the views of the people, Das said.
If everyone works with honesty, no one could stop Jharkhand from touching new heights, he said.
The state government is also trying to fulfill the prime minister's dream to give houses to the poor by 2020, he said.
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