Chief Secretary Subhash Kumar, reviewing recommendations of administrative reforms commission in a meeting held at secretariat, directed the officials to ensure that implementation of all the recommendations of commission is ensured as soon as possible. Kumar was apprised that most of the recommendations were implemented in the State while the rest were in the process of being implemented.
The senior officials apprised Kumar that e-procurement, e-payment, e-stamping have been implemented in the State as part of the e-governance. All treasuries and sub treasuries in the State has been made online. All the departments have their own portals, comprising information related to different activities being carried out by the departments. Kunal Sharma, secretary Panchayati Raj, said that district planning committees have been formed in each district and committees have been authority for personnel management. District and Nagar Panchayats have created new sources of earning and the Panchayat Bhawans in most of Panchayats are ready.
He further added that Sahakari Parishad and State election authority have been constituted.There are 1012 cooperative committees in the state. Efforts are on to make other committees independent. Bhashkaranand, secretary disaster management, said that recommendations of the administrative reform commission were implemented. State disaster management authority and district disaster management authority has been constituted. Training in disaster management was being given to the officials in a regular way. Senior officials, including secretary PWD SS Sandhu, finance secretary DS Garbyal, secretary, general administration SS Rawat, Commissioner Garhwal Subardhan, additional secretary PWD Amit Negi, Additional secretary home Manjul Kumar Joshi, district magistrate Deharadun BVRC Purushottam, and DM Haridwar Nidhi Pandey attended the meeting.