MlA's fund to be used for rural piped water scheme

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The State Cabinet on Tuesday sanctioned to use MlA’s Fund in smooth running of rural piped water schemes along with public-private partnership.

The Cabinet has granted permission to amend the decision taken on August 31, 2010 for appointing ex-servicemen as special auxiliary police personnel in Madhya Pradesh police. Now, age limit of such ex-servicemen has been increased from 45 to 50 years and period of contractual appointment from one to 2 years.

The cabinet constituted a committee to increase living standard of bidi workers, provide them employment opportunities and promoting marketing. The committee will comprise Finance Minister Jayant Malaiya, Panchayats and Rural Development Minister Gopal Bhargava, labour Minister Antar Singh Arya and Minister of State for Public Health and Family Welfare Sharad Jain. Principal Secretary labour will be committee’s Secretary.

Permission was granted to re-constitute Madhya Pradesh Water and land Management Institute (WAlMI). Establishment of 2 schools has been sanctioned in new institutional set-up including WAlMI Watershed Area Management & Rural Development School and WAlMI Irrigated Area Development School. The school will work as an independent unit to fulfill the needs of water resources and Panchayat and rural development respectively. For these schools, 68 new posts have also been sanctioned.

The also cabinet sanctioned one post each of district public service manager and office assistant for Public Service Management department in newly constituted Agar-Malwa district. It was decided in the cabinet to continue temporary posts of nine fact finding administrators and 51 assistant programmers in the Directorate of Treasury and Accounts under Finance Department from January 1, 2014 to February 28, 2019.

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