CM ensures benefits of Govt schemes reach poor

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Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Monday held a high level review meeting with Deputy Commissioners of all the districts, Principal Secretaries/Secretaries of various departments. The Chief Minister during the meeting took stock about the ground reality of the development and welfare schemes of various departments running in the districts.

The Chief Minister first reviewed the schemes of the Rural Development Department. Six major schemes of the Rural Development Department were reviewed by the Chief Minister. Under this, the process of appointment under MNREGA, Birsa Harit Gram Yojana, Veer Shaheed Poto Ho Vikas Yojna, Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (Rural) and Baba Saheb Bhimrao Ambedkar housing schemes were reviewed. The Chief Minister said that there is a drought situation this year due to less rainfall. In such a situation, there should be no migration of farmers and laborers for which special care has to be taken. More and more jobs should be created and the schemes should be implemented on a large scale. He said that geo mapping of schemes should also be done. The Chief Minister said that site inspection of the schemes would also be done.

In the review meeting of the Land Reforms and Registration Department, it was ensured by the Chief Minister that the cases of rejection of the filing did not remain pending for more than 90 days, all the Deputy Commissioners should pay special attention to this. The Chief Minister ensured that registry based filing is made. Also there should be speedy execution of the cases of dismissal related to succession.  The security of the documents uploaded on the website of the department should be ensured.

While reviewing the Labour Planning, Training and Skill Development Department, the Chief Minister issued the instruction to vacate the ITI buildings of the state which are being used by CRPF or IRB. Apart from this, the Deputy Commissioners were also instructed to make alternate arrangements for CRPF and IRB.

Instructions to implement the rules made to give jobs up to Rs 40,000 monthly salary to local youth in the private sector from next month. A fund of up to Rs 10 lakh will be created for migrant labourers at the district level. In which if a migrant labourer dies in an accident, then his dependents will be given an immediate assistance of Rs 50,000.

So far more than 90 lakh 48 thousand workers of unorganized sector have been registered on the e-shram portal in Jharkhand.

Reviewing the Women Child Development and Social Security Department, Chief Minister Soren instructed that in any particular incident, the name and identity of the victim should not be made public. Legal action should be taken against those who violate it. It was also instructed to pay pension to social security pensioners by 5th of every month. He instructed to run a special campaign for verification of pensioners. Instructions to take post initiative to give benefit to more and more girls under Savitribai Phule Kishori Samridhi Yojana.

If any problem of any area is published or broadcast by the media, then take it into account immediately. After investigating the whole matter, the problem should be solved immediately.

While reviewing Scheduled Tribes, Scheduled Castes, Minorities, Backward Classes and Welfare Department, Chief Minister Hemant Soren directed the officers that the beneficiaries should get the benefits of the welfare schemes of the government easily. Simplify the paperwork for this. He said that if guarantors are needed in other schemes including the Chief Minister's Employment Generation Scheme, then make such people guarantors who are of their identity.

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