As the coalition Government is inching towards completion of a year in office in the State, Chief Minister Hemant Soren is set to hold marathon review meetings of various departments from December 02. The review meetings will continue for 17 days and will end on December 18. The Hemant Soren led coalition government in State will complete a year’s tenure on December 29.
According to the schedule on December 2 the CM will review works of Planning Finance and Commercial Taxes, Personnel, Cabinet and Vigilance and Law departments. On December 03 the CM will review the works of Health, Tourism, Sports and Youth affairs departments, while on December 04 he will review Schools Education and Literacy alongwith Higher and Technical Education and Skill Development departments.
The CM, on December 7 after a two-day break, will review the works of Welfare, Agriculture, ARD and Cooperative departments, while on December 08 he will review Labour, Training and Employment alongwith Woman and Child Development and Social Welfare departments.
On December 09 the CM will review the works of Rural Development, Food, PDS and Civic Supplies departments. December 10 has been kept as a reserve day for Cabinet meetings if decided on that day. On December 11 the CM will review the works of Industry and Energy departments.
December 12 and 13 being holidays, the CM will again sit for review meetings of the Drinking Water and Sanitation, Water Resources and Irrigation departments on December 14. On the next day the CM will review works of Mines and Minerals, Forests and Environment and Disaster Management departments.
Soren will review the works of Urban Development, IT and E-governance and Transport departments on December 16, while on the next day he will review the works of Excise, Revenue and Land Reforms and Home & Prisons Department. The CM on the last day of review meetings will look into the affairs of Road and Road Construction and Building Construction departments.
Highly placed sources said that the government is planning to launch several new schemes on its first anniversary and the review meetings will provide the much needed pace in the development of the State.