Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan reviewed the updated situation of 10 big ongoing projects through video conference in the 'Pragati' online programme.
The Chief Minister gathered information about the works being undertaken project wise by the Public Works, Water Resources, Technical Education, Medical Education, Public Health Engineering, Commerce, Industry and Employment, Public Health and Family Welfare and Revenue Department. Chief Secretary BP Singh was also present on the occasion.
Chouhan said the projects should be completed within the time limit and they should be monitored regularly. Provision of punishment to agencies over any kind of delay has been made. Work affiliated with construction should also be made uniform. He instructed to get roads affected by water supply schemes repaired mandatorily before monsoons.
He reviewed the over Rs 230 crore Mardanpur Rural Group Water Supply Scheme District Sehore of Public Health Engineering Department and the Rs 155 crore worth Udaipura Rural Group Water Supply Scheme Raisen district. He also took information about the under construction Engineering College worth Rs 20 crore at Naugaon, Chhatarpur of the Technical Education Department.
He also took the updated information about the Medical College Khandwa worth more than Rs 175 crore under the Medical Education Department. The Chief Minister was told that the project will be completed by January 2018.
In the review of the progress of 300-bedded hospital being constructed at a cost of over Rs 32 crore in Chhatarpur by the Public Health Engineering Department it was told that the construction work will be completed by the end of this month. It was told by the Urban Development and Housing Department that the construction work of the auditorium and Vice Chancellor's residence at a cost of more than Rs 18 crore in Rewa would be completed within time limit under the Punarghatvikaran Yojana.
About the massive Bansujara project Chief Minister was told that irrigation facilities would be made available to 186 villages under the over 1768 crore project. In the review of the Revenue Department's e-land records it was told that the scheme has been implemented in 210 tehsils of 32 districts. Copies of application are being distributed.