Informing about the priorities of the State Government to the Collectors, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan told the collectors to administer effective administrative system. He further mentioned that active revenue administration, housing schemes, poor welfare, weaker sections' programmes, land lease law, corruption free Governance, quality health services, education and economic empowerment of women self-help groups, skill development and employment, doubling agriculture income and best implementation of digital India programmes are the priorities of the Government.
Besides, Chouhan gave instructions for effective activities by conducting Kisan Sammelan between September 15 to 30, Rozgar Sammelans from November 11 to 30, Swachcha Bharat Abhiyan from September 15 to October 2, Tourism Promotion from October 6 to 25, Financial incorporation from September 25 to October 4 and by conducting campaign of women self-help groups from December 1 to February 2018.
Besides, Chouhan also directed the Superintendents of Police to give utmost priority to law and order situation and to undertake effective prohibitory measures in advance in coordination of administrative officers.
Chouhan told the Collectors to develop effective, planned, instant result oriented functioning style for best performance in the top priority sectors of the Government besides successful functioning of general responsibilities. Conduct innovation according to the local circumstances. Monthly progress should be sent to the Government. On this basis, objective assessment would be made while evaluating officers.
Utilise officers for better and instant results. Emphasizing on need to give utmost priority to the revenue administration, he told the officers for redressing all the undisputed cases till November 15. A punitive action will be taken after the due date. Fix the date and time of the revenue courts and officers should be present in the courts. Do not depute employees on VIP duties on these dates.