Under the initiative taken by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for promoting the States as brands in other countries, four Indian Foreign Service (IFS) officers of Haryana cadre on Tuesday visited Kunal in district Fatehabad to inspect the excavation activities being carried out at the archaeological site.
They also sought feedback from the officers in charge of the excavation exercise, said an official spokesman.
IFS officers Abhimanyu Gahlaut, Yashbir Singh, Yashika Mehta and Gurleen Kaur, who belong to the 2016 batch, would visit various parts of Haryana from April 3 to 14, as part of study training.
The spokesman said that these officers would spend two nights in any village. Besides, the officers would work with various District Administrations from April 10 to 14. While Abhimanyu Gahlaut would work with the office of Deputy Commissioner Sirsa; Yashbir Singh, Yashika Mehta and Gurleen Kaur would work with the offices of Deputy Commissioners Nuh, Karnal and Panchkula, respectively.
During this period, detailed information regarding revenue-related matters, including jamabandi and preparation of mutation register, Swachh Bharat Mission, Swachh Adarsh Gram Yojana, MNREGA, Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao programme, Aadhaar registration, State Resident Database and other initiatives would be provided to the officers, following which they would prepare detailed study reports, said the spokesman.
The Prime Minister had earlier urged the IFS officers of the 2016 batch to work for increasing investment in their respective states and establish coordination between State Government and expats interested in working in various fields in their home states, he added.