Chief Minister Hemant Soren today chaired a high-level meeting with senior officials regarding the flagship schemes of the state government including "Aapki Yojana - Aapki Sarkar - Aapke Dwar" program, Jharkhand Chief Minister Mainiyan Samman Yojana, Guruji Credit Card Scheme, Savitribai Kishori Samridhi Yojana and Abua Awas Yojana.
In the meeting, he also reviewed the appointment processes conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission. He said that many welfare schemes of the state government are going on. Complaints of hindrances in the implementation of these schemes keep coming up. In such a situation, all the schemes should be implemented on the ground with complete planning and preparation, so that the people of the state can get its benefits with convenience.
The fourth phase of "Aapki Yojana - Aapki Sarkar - Aapke Dwar" program will run across the state from 30 August to 15 September -2024. In this phase, the benefits of the most ambitious welfare schemes of the state government will be given to the people once again by reaching their homes. In such a situation, all the preparations regarding this program should be completed on time. He took complete information about the execution of the applications received in the third phase of "Aapki Yojana- Aapki Sarkar- Aapke Dwar" program and told the officials to ensure the execution of all the applications which are still pending due to some reason as soon as possible.
The CM said that the state government is starting a very ambitious Jharkhand Mukhyamantri Mainiya Samman Yojana. Under this scheme, women between 21 and 50 years of age will be given a thousand rupees per month by the state government. He told the officials to take steps towards connecting all the eligible sisters and daughters with this scheme. He also said that there should be a strong arrangement so that all eligible women can apply for this scheme with ease. In the meeting, the officials informed the CM about the preparations going on for the implementation of this scheme.
The CM said that the government has a special emphasis on the poor children of the state not being deprived of higher education due to lack of money. In this series, Guruji Credit Card Scheme has been started by our government to provide financial assistance to the students. But, there is lack of information among the students about this scheme. Due to which they are not able to take advantage of it. In such a situation, initiative should be taken to connect more and more students with Guruji Credit Card Scheme by running a special campaign.
The CM said that the government is committed to providing employment to the youth. In this connection, appointment processes are going on on a large scale. In this meeting, the CM directed to complete the appointment processes conducted by Jharkhand Public Service Commission and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission soon. He said that complete transparency should be maintained in the appointment processes. The CM gave important instructions while reviewing the updated status related to the conduct of Jharkhand Constable Competition Examination and Jharkhand Excise Constable Competition Examination.
The CM also gave many important instructions:
Take initiative to connect the students of Jharkhand minority and government aided schools with cycle distribution scheme, dress scheme and Savitribai Phule Kishori Samridhi Yojana.
Speed up the distribution of forest lease at social and personal level. Forest lease distribution program should be organized in all the districts.
Prepare model design of housing under Abua Housing Scheme. All the houses should be constructed with this design. Khapra and tiles should be used in Abua housing.
All the government schemes in which more applications have been received than the set target should be scrutinized and a waiting list should be prepared so that later the benefit of the scheme can be availed on priority basis.
All the schemes run by the state government should be widely publicized through various mediums so that people can get information about them. For this, local language should be used. No person should be deprived of a scheme because he did not have any information about it.
Chief Secretary L. Khiangte, Additional Chief Secretary to the Chief Minister Avinash Kumar, Principal Secretary Vandana Dadel, Secretary K. Srinivasan, Secretary Praveen Toppo, Secretary Prashant Kumar, Secretary Kripananda Jha, Secretary Vipra Bhal, Secretary Manoj Kumar and Director of Information and Public Relations Department Rajiv Lochan Bakshi were present in this meeting.