CM for focus on backward districts

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Chief Minister Raghubar Das today asked officials that the Centre sponsored schemes should be focused and completed in a timeframe. He aksed them to prioritise the most backward districts of the State and make processes even simpler if required. Holding a high level meeting on administrative issues with senior officials of the Government at the secretariat here on Wednesday the CM said that nodal officers should be made in every department to coordinate the works of his department, Central Government and AG and to issue utility certificates in time.

During the meeting the State government directed all the work departments not to cut TDS with GST till March 31, 2018. This direction was sent to the departments earlier also. It was also told in the meeting that GST registration will not be a must for those contractors having less than 20 lakh annual turnover.

Treasuries of all the work departments were told that for the   requirement of stones and small minerals in fast disposal of schemes, double fund should be deposited in treasury and bill should be passed. It was reported that as per the new bill, instead of submitting double royalty, they were depositing double the price of mineral prices in some of the districts. So this directive was issued. At the same time, the government said to give lease permits of stones and small minerals to contractors to speed up development work.

CS Raj Bala Verma, Additional CS Amit Khare, Principal Secretary to the CM Sanjay Kumar and other senior officers were present in the meeting.

Earlier the CM congratulated the Jharkhand police team, winner of gold medal in handball competition. The CM said that the Government is committed to promote and boost up these types of sports. He said that the State abounds in sports genius also.

Jharkhand Police won the gold medal in the 66th All India Police Volleyball Cluster Competition by defeating CRPC with 29-19 at Khelgaon, Ranchi. It is the first time Jharkhand has won the competition. 36 teams of state police and para military forces participated in it. In the Yoga competition by the same institution, Jharkhand won silver medal.

Principal Secretary to the CM Sanjay Kumar, ADJ JAP Reji Dungdund, JAP DIG Sudhir Jha, CO JAP 1 Kusum Punia and CO JAP 10 Sandhya Rani Mehta were present on the occasion.

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