Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday said a system of vigilance over mega-budget departments would be put in place.
"On several occasions, information regarding important matters does not reach ministers in time. A vigilance system will aid in actual data reaching ministers in time," the Chief Minister told media persons after an approximately three hour meeting with his newly-constituted Council at Ratapani Wildlife Sanctuary about 40 km from the State capital, Bhopal.
The gathering determined the regime's priorities as per the Assembly election manifesto and Vision Document, while Chouhan issued several instructions. Implementation of a scheme for providing wheat and rice at Re one per kg to the poor was discussed. The document calls for an inclusive growth in the State involving every section and ensuring that no one lags behind as the State progresses.According to the document, the Chief Minister wants to rewrite the
history of the State by providing quality education to children and youth, access to proper healthcare for all and empowerment of women.
The 77-page long document has the policy programmes framed in accordance with promises made in BJP's election manifesto "Jan Sanakalp 2013".
The programmes, to be implemented by the State Government, address wide range of issues, prominent being solving unemployment among youth. The Government will encourage them to become self-reliant by helping them set up micro, small and medium scale industries and also train them in various skills to enable them take benefits of these schemes.
There is a special focus on bringing socially-neglected and marginalised people, including Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and minorities under this inclusive growth plan.
The Government will be committed to address potable water crisis both in urban and rural areas and ensure that before 2018, every household in the State has a water connection. "Portfolios will be allotted on Monday. The regime will strictly apply the policy of zero tolerance to corruption," the Chief Minister said replying to media queries.