Chief Minister Raghubar Das directed all Deputy Commissioners of the State to physically conduct field visits to assess the plights of the people closely. He said that the exercise would bring people closer to the Government.
Addressing the DCs on Friday the CM also told the officials to keep a close vigil over mafias of different kinds. “You must conduct field surveys so that the people could feel themselves in close contact with the Government. They would also get to know about the schemes being run for their well-being. Besides that you should also keep a tab on illegal mafias operating in the field of mining, land grabbing etc,” said the CM.
Stressing on the role of education and healthcare the CM said that more attention should be paid. “We have also decided to handover the job to stitch school uniform to the women SHG members. This would ensure better quality and employment opportunity for them besides strengthening State’s economy,” the CM said.
In another major direction Raghubar Das tasked the DCs to facilitate soil collection exercise for building Birsa Munda Museum which is to come up in Ranchi. “The exercise to collect soil from the villages of our freedom fighters and martyrs is to commence on January 9 and will continue till January 23 across the State. Statues of all the sons of soil would be built at the Birsa Munda Museum. The officials at district level work in maintaining better coordination for this,” said the CM.
He counted the steps taken by the Government for improving lives and livelihood of poor, farmers and tribals. The CM also told the DCs about the Luguburu Mahotsava which is to be celebrated as State function. Devotees from other neighbouring States and also from Nepal come here to attend the function. Chief Secretary, Sudhir Tripathi, Additional CS Sukhdeo Singh, Principal Secretary of Home Department SKG Rahate, Principal Secretary to the CM Sunil Kumar Barnwal and other senior officials were present in the meeting.