Chief Minister Raman Singh on Friday told the trainee deputy collectors that people of Chhattisgarh are very simple, naïve and honest. Their problems and difficulties should be heard with sensitivity and seriousness and all efforts should be made to solve them.
The trainee deputy collectors on Friday called on the Chief Minister at the Mantralaya here. After six-months field training in different districts of the State, these officers have been taking departmental training at Chhattisgarh Academy of Administration.Additional Chief Secretary and Director General of Chhattisgarh Academy of Administration DS Mishra informed about the training programme of the trainee officers.
The Chief Minister said that comparatively people of Chhattisgarh were less literate, but much sensible and have wide experience of rural life. Officers should take benefits of this experience of the villagers in their administrative work. Officers should understand the needs of villagers and extend the benefits of government schemes to them.
The Chief Minister said that he is rather happy with the successful implementation of Public Distribution System than the construction in Naya Raipur. He appreciated the presentation of study report of these new officers about the different government schemes in rural areas. Considering the suggestions, the State government would make efforts to make the government schemes more result-oriented, he said.
The Chief Minister wished the training officers for their excellent future. Additional Chief Secretary and Agriculture Prodcution Commissioner (APC) Ajay Singh, Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister N Baijendra Kumar, Principal Secretary Public Relations, Energy IT and Principal Secretary to the Chief Minister, Aman Kumar Singh, Principal Secretary Panchayat and Rural Development MK Raut, Secretary, Revenue and Disaster Management KR Pisda, Secretary, School Education Subrat Sahu, Secretary, Woman and Child Development Dinesh Kumar Shrivastava and Director, Chhattisgarh Academy of Administration Devasish Das were present.