West Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari has introduced a series of welfare initiatives aimed at improving the living conditions of residents. Starting May 27, the state will implement the Annapurna Yojana, providing eligible women with ₹3,000 per month. Additionally, the government will offer fish and rice meals for only ₹5 at approximately 400 dedicated canteens, available twice a week. Adhikari also announced that liquor shops will be banned within a one-kilometre radius of educational institutions and places of worship. In a move to enhance public health, a new AYUSH department will be created, separate from the existing health department. Furthermore, the CM has ordered district magistrates to establish holding centres for illegal immigrants, following the BJP's commitment to deport undocumented individuals. These announcements reflect Adhikari's proactive governance since his inauguration on May 9, following a significant electoral victory.