Jharkhand Chief Minister Raghubar Das today said the state government would extend all possible help to the Civil Aviation Ministry for air connectivity between all divisions of the state.
"Our effort will be to start (work) of air connectivity in the next three/four months," Das said, adding Jharkhand has enormous development potential (and) investors from the country and abroad were interested in investing in the state.
Saying that air connectivity has improved much and will further improve, Das said people would get more facilities.
He was speaking after inaugurating multi-purpose inter-national air terminal (cargo complex) at the Birsa Munda Airport here, an official release said.
Stating that progress has picked up in the last two years, Das said Jharkhand remained fourth in the GDP rating in the country and it would further improve in the coming times.
Investors are looking towards Jharkhand and seeing that Global Investment Summit will be held on February 16 and 17, investors are coming to take part in the summit, and it is pride for the state, the chief minister said.
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