Chief Secretary Rajbala Verma on Friday directed officials to add State schemes with Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) and AADHAAR seeding in campaign mode. She also asked to relocate and reorganise Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) cell under Planning-cum-Finance Department.
During a review meeting Verma directed department of School Education and literacy, department of Welfare, Women and Child Development& Social Security, Department of Institutional Finance and Implementation, Director of Unique Identity Devlopment Authority to ensure implementation of Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT).
The CS directed Food, Public Distribution and Consumer Affairs Department officials to be prepared with AADHAAR Seeding and other works related to cover the consumers of entire State in a time frame so that launching of this scheme on August 15 by Chief Minister can be done. She further asked the officials to plan and motivate masses to leave subsidy. She directed the officials to procure details of total number of lPG consumers and number of consumers who have left subsidy from the oil companies.
Verma instructed the officials to complete AADHAAR seeding of beneficiaries of Mid-Day-Meal on mission mode before August 15. If bankers delay or neglect in AADHAAR Seeding of students, collect detail and send it to Ministry of Finance, Government of India directed the CS to officials of School Education and literacy department. In this regard the UIDAI has been directed to prepare a roster of students whose AADHAAR is due. The CS directed the officials to organise massive campaign for its implementation up to July 15 and ensure accountability of the district-level officials in this work. For the payment of para teachers also the CS directed AADHAAR Seeding.
During review meeting it was found that 63 per cent of MANREGA workers are operating through post office accounts and due to infrastructure limitation of post offices problems occur in AADHAAR Seeding.