Raman expects result-oriented work culture

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Chief Minister Raman Singh on Friday emphasised on the need of a result oriented work culture and directed the top officers of the State to work with a better  coordination.

Presiding over a meeting of secretaries of different departments held here at Mantralaya, Singh asked the officers to prepare new result oriented action plans according to the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The action plans should be prepared and the targets should be met in time. Singh expressed serious concern over delay in declaration of results of different examinations conducted by the technical university and Ayush and Health Sciences University of the State.  He directed the officers to declare the pending results immediately and ensure that the results of all examinations are declared on time in the coming session.

CM expressed satisfaction over participation of large number of youths in the military recruitment rallies organized in the State. He said that the rallies have increased awareness among the youths in remote areas and they are getting benefits of it. He informed the officers that an increase of 30 percent in the vacancies of soldiers has been done for Chhattisgarh. While reviewing the agriculture department, Singh said that the farmers did not receive the desired benefits of the weather-based insurance schemes in 2014 and hence such an insurance scheme should be prepared which gives maximum benefit to them.

He directed the offices of sericulture department to prepare plan for next five years and to provide employment to five lakh people through the department. He also instructed to complete the incomplete irrigation projects on priority basis to benefit the farmers. The officers informed the CM that UGC has awarded ‘A’ grade to four colleges of the State. He directed the officers to provide Wi-FI on the campus of all universities and prominent colleges of the State. In the first phase, the Wi-Fi facility should be provided in the libraries and hostel buildings. Singh said that a number of industries including Nagarnar Steel plant are coming into State in near future. The youths should be provided skill development training according to the requirement of these industries.

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