Haryana Principal Secretary, Animal Husbandry and Dairying Department, Abhilaksh likhi on Saturday said that an E-haat webportal would soon be prepared to highlight the information concerning milch cattle like Haryana cow and Murrah buffalo of Haryana and other aspects of animal husbandry, including outstanding cattle breeders at village, block, district and State levels.
Reviewing the functioning of the department in a meeting here, likhi said that the webportal would be developed in consonance with the vision of the Chief Minister Manohar lal and Animal Husbandry Minister, O.P.Dhankar.
He said that on the directions of Chief Minister and Animal Husbandry Minister, cattle crushes would be set up in all villages by November 1, 2016 so that the cattle get proper veterinary care even in those villages where there is no veterinary institution.
He directed the officers to deal with the complaints received through CM Window on priority basis and implement the announcements of the Chief Minister in a time bound manner. He also directed them to send sample survey report on time AND ensure cattle tagging and make the vaccination campaign a big success. He said that the report on stock of medicines to be given to the cattle should be sent to the headquarter regularly.
likhi said that the Deputy Director of the department being an important link between the Government and the cattle breeders, they should disseminate the information about schemes of the Central and State Governments to the cattle breeders. They should especially focus on schemes of milch cattle and subsidy to open dairy units. He also directed that the information sought from them by the headquarter should be sent on time.
While stressing on punctuality of officials, he directed the Deputy Directors to ensure that the officials mark their attendance through bio-metric system. Those who would disobey, would invite action against themselves, he added. He said that officers should keep themselves updated thorough whatsApp group and should mark their availability at least twice a day. He also directed them to coordinate with District Information and Public Relations Officers for media coverage of various achievements and implementation of schemes.
He said that divisional level meetings of the officers of the department would soon be held and the activities of the department ranging from village to district level would be reviewed.
A presentation on various programmes and schemes of the department was also made.