The `Revive-Chhattisgarh' plan could be monitored by us, a careful eye kept on the manner in which funds are disbursed, the type and viability of projects undertaken and the functioning of the bureaucracy. Moreover, in an ultimate display of support, we could even assist the chief minister in drawing up a report card (a la the finance minister's Action Taken Report), comparing promises with action taken, which would then serve as a yardstick for his success. It's not too late, Mr Jogi. Take up the cause earnestly and let Mr `Sterlite' Agarwal carry on with the task of running aluminium companies. Mr Agarwal can be forgiven for not carrying out social service or tasks aimed at upliftment or emancipation, but the elected state government of Chhattisgarh has not the luxury of running minerals companies at the cost of its people. Surely, Mr Jogi is a seasoned enough politician to know the positive externalities of spending money on the poor rather than the organised working class in public enterprises.