State Chief Minister Raghubar Das on Thursday started his two-day visit of West Singhbhum district.
Addressing party workers at Madhav Auditorium in Chaibasa, the district headquarters, the Chief Minister announced that all department works will become online from November 15.
“We are adopting new technology recently launched the e-district services and Jan Suvidha Kendra and soon all the departments will go online and beneficiaries can avail benefit of Government schemes at the click of mouse,” said Raghubar Das.
Commenting on recent transfer postings, the Chief Minister said that all the transfer/posting were on a case-to-case basis and were need-based.
“The decision has been taken in a fair manner keeping the interest of the State in perspective,” said Das.
He also announced that manufacturing plants worth Rs40,000 crore will be set up in the Kolhan commission.
“Iron ore are being transported from this region to other States we will set up plants so that iron ores can be utilized and manufactured
as different finished products in Chakradharpur, Seraikella and Chaibasa itself,” said Das.
later he also held a review meeting of all the three districts deputy commissioners coming under Kolhan commissionary - West Singhbhum, East Singhbhum and Seraikela Kharsawan at the Chaibasa Circuit House in afternoon.
He sought information about the implementation of the Ghurabanda Action Plan in the rebel affected area of Ghatshila sub-division and scope of manganese mining in the area.
later in the evening, chief minister moved to Noamundi, around 180 km from Jamshedpur where he met public representatives and listened to their problems. He would be visiting Noamundi and Kiriburu tomorrow before returning to Ranchi.