"We have worked on such issues which had remained untouched in 14 years," Soren told reporters to a query.
Issues like framing Local Policy, proper reservation in jobs for local people, honouring the families who had lost a member or members during Jharkhand movement and giving jobs to their dependents had been among other issues that his government touched upon, he said.
The session could be the last before the impending Assembly elections.
A team of the Election Commission has already visited the state and took the views of leaders of different political parties and issued directions to the officials on dos and don'ts.
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