Odisha's CM demands zero corruption, faster services, and tech use, launching 'Mission Power' for village development by 2027.

Odisha Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi has issued a strict directive to district collectors and police superintendents, demanding zero tolerance for corruption, urging field visits, faster grievance redressal, and greater use of technology. He emphasized transparency, accountability, and ethical governance, directing officials to use Odia in communications, monitor welfare schemes, and combat illegal mining and illicit liquor trade. The CM launched 'Mission Power' to ensure all villages have roads, electricity, and clean water by 2027, while promoting tribal rights and industrial growth across all 30 districts. Officials face consequences for misconduct, with a focus on eradicating inactive staff and enhancing public trust.