"Through this (forest development), a change of life of the poor can be brought about," an official release said, quoting Das.
Good marketing and branding of forest produce could benefit one-third of the population of the state, he said, while addressing a convention on protection of forests and wild life.
Stating that the state government treasury is for the poor, Das said it is taking all possible efforts to bring a change in their lives.
Adivasi Vikas Samiti and Gram Vikas Samiti will be connected with small schemes and development funds would be given to the accounts of the samitis, the chief minister said.
Das said the target to provide electricity to every household in the state would be achieved by this year.
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