Governor Mangubhai Patel has said that the success of the schemes gauged by their implementation on the ground. For effective implementation of the plan, it is necessary to have a continuous system of getting acquainted with the ground realities. Efforts along with a sensitive approach are necessary to solve the problem. He said that the simple method of sensitive vision is to consider and decide on the problem by putting oneself in the place of the affected person.
Patel was addressing the meeting of Social Justice and School Education Department at Raj Bhavan today. Social Justice Minister Shri Prem Singh Patel, Minister of State (Independent Charge) for School Education Inder Singh Parmar, Principal Secretary School Education Rashmi Arun Shami, Principal Secretary Social Justice Prateek Hajela, Principal Secretary to Governor DP Ahuja, Commissioner Public Instructions Abhay Verma and other senior officers were present on the occasion.
The Governor said that the field situation should be continuously reviewed for the schemes to be followed as per their intention. Referring to his own experience, he said that direct communication is essential for quality and speedy implementation of work. The decision maker's direct familiarity with the ground realities along with records is essential for realistic assessment and resolution of problems. By doing this the basic nature of the problem becomes clear. Find the way to an effective solution.
The Governor discussed the rehabilitation efforts of visually challenged Divyangjans in the state. He said there is a need to amend the efforts being made to address the needs of the Divyangjans and the assistance, grant being provided to them according to the time. He said that efforts should be made from now on for financial planning for the welfare schemes and needs of the Divyangjans being run in the department, so that they could be considered in the upcoming budget. He also inquired about the efforts to address the needs of Bharat Scouts and Guides and Sainik School Rewa. It was informed in the meeting that appointments have been made on various posts of teachers reserved for visually challenged persons in the state. Appointments have been made on 85 posts in teacher class-I and 42 posts in class-II. The work of recruitment of remaining posts including primary teacher is in progress.