To ensure the smooth working of the administration and maintenance of law and order in the State, Uttarakhand Governor KK Paul has distributed works to both his advisors on Tuesday. Ravindra Singh (Ex-IAS) and Prakash Mishra (Ex-IAS) took charge as the Governor’s advisors on Tuesday morning. each of them has been given 49 departments each.
After assuming charge, the two advisors met the Governor at the secretariat.The Governor held a meeting with them and gave them necessary directions regarding the administration and maintenance of law and order. He said that all arrangements for the forthcoming Chardham yatra in the state must be ensured and the development of the state should give priority to the welfare of the people.
Talking to The Pioneer Prakash Mishra said that governor has categorically told to give emphasis on smooth conduct of upcoming char dham yatra and law and order.
Ravindra Singh has been given charge of Personnel and IAS establishment, suraj, corruption eradication and Public service, SAD, law and Judiciary, Forest 7 wild life, Finance, commercial tax, stamp 7 registration, entertainment tax, civil aviation, PWD, estate, Information, Housing, vigilance, Pilgrimage management and religious fair, regilious work, culture, legal, Parliamentary work, planning, Externally aided projects, Rural development, Panchayatiraj, cooperative, Rural construction department, food & civil supply, urban development, Excise, Rural road & drainage, rain water harvesting, rural pond development, medical, health, family welfare, medical education, ayush, ayush education, infrastructure development, indsutrial development, Micro and small industry, Irrigation, Minor irrigation, flood control, Peyja & swajal, India Nepal Uttarakhand river projects, environment, solid waste mangement, watershed & Tourism.
Mishra has been given charge of Home, Jail, civil defence & homeguard, disaster management, transport, reorganisation, labour, employment, youth welfare, sports, census, election, minority welfare, sports, youth welfare, border area development, para-military welfare, backward area development, Information technology, GAD, protocol, higher education, sanskrit education, sainik kalyan, revenue & land management, training & technical education, women empowerment & child development, Science & Technology, Biotechnology, language, social welfare, school education, Khadi & gramodyog, agriculture, agriculture marketing, agri education, animal husbandary, dairy, sugarcane development & sugar industry, Horticulture, agri processing, sheep and goatary, silk development, power and alternate energy.
The Governor also met several people at the secretariat.