Chief Secretary Basant Pratap Singh reviewed ongoing activities, Government schemes and programmes implemented in state through “Parakh” video conferencing at Mantralaya on Thursday. Also, necessary arrangements made for wheat procurement being started in state beside status of aaganwadis activities, special nutrition campaign and implementation of lalima campaign and status of aadhar registration were reviewed in the conference.
Deliberations on Mukhyamantri Gramin Parivahan Yojana, Motoryan Chalak-Parichalak Yojana, Backward Class Post Matric Scholarship Scheme, implementation of various Pension Schemes, CM Help line, notified services under the Public Service Guarantee Act and action plan to provide construction material on reasonable rates for construction of houses under the Pradhanmantri Gramin Awas Yojna is also held at video conferencing . Singh obtained information about the plantation on both the banks of Narmada River and installation of Roof Top Solar Plants at Collectors’ office buildings from the concerned district Collectors.
It may be mentioned that the Chief Secretary deliberates with all the Divisional Commissioners and District Collectors through video conferencing under the ‘Parakh’. Additional Chief Secretary Panchayat and Rural Development RS Julaniya, Principal Secretary Commerce and Industries Mohammad Suleman, Principal Secretary Women and Child Development JN Kansotiya, Principal Secretary General Administration Seema Sharma, Principal Secretary Food and Civil Supplies KC Gupta were present in the video conferencing.
It was informed in the conference that 3 thousand wheat procurement centers have been established in the state. Singh directed that payment must be ensured in the bank accounts of farmers within 48 hours after weighing the wheat. Singh was informed about identifying the nearest warehouse for storing wheat for convenience of farmers, storage capacity, SMS scheduling beside electronics weighing scales and other necessary arrangements. Reviewing status of aaganvadis’ activities Singh said that position of aaganvadis’ workers must be ensured at posting places. Initiative to remove them should be taken if it is not complied.