Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday reviewed different departments' working at Mantralaya at a meeting of Ministers and officers. Reviewing industries department, he issued instructions to make more effective single window system. He also instructed all departments to use single window system for facilitating investors. Instructing to make more effective single window system before Global Investors Summit of Indore, Chouhan said that there should be special monitoring mechanism for this.
Chouhan, in a review of micro and small industries department, said that promoting micro and small industries is the government's priority because they provide jobs to youths. He instructed to hold coordination meeting with banks to remove difficulties in getting loan for young entrepreneurs. It was informed in review that Madhya Pradesh' own start-up policy has been formed. It will be tabled before the Cabinet. Necessary amendments are being made in land allotment rules for small and micro industries. Help will be extended to five lakh entrepreneurs for setting up their self-employment every year. Expressing displeasure over banks' demand for guarantee for loan from young entrepreneurs, despite the government is providing the guarantee, Chouhan said that this should be brought to the knowledge of Union Finance Minister.
The Chief Minister instructed to take all measures for prevention of dengue, malaria, chikunguniya and swine flu. He directed to launch public awareness drive. Chouhan said that investigation equipment should be active in all districts and if there is any snap, they should be changed or new equipment should be purchased. The Chief Minister instructed to avail testing kits related with the diseases at all block level medical centres. He said review should be made in the cases in the districts, having possibilities of the diseases. It was informed that cases of dengue are on the rise, where as there is decline in cases of malaria. One case of chikunguniya and one of swine flu were found. The situation is fully under control.
During review of food and civil supplies department, He said that sufficient food storage is available in the state. He instructed to soon complete cargo centre in Indore for perishable flowers and fruits export. He said that the instructions will be effective till December to provide food grains to farmers from ration shops, who faced a loss of crops in natural disaster.
Chouhan asked to link Aadhar card number of all beneficiaries with ration shops. He said separate food grain distribution system be made for providing ration to poor people residing in remote locations till the system of ration distribution is made foolproof. He said strict action will be taken against those who commit irregularity in operating fair price ration shops or depriving the poor of their ration.