Chief Minister Raghubar Das said here on Friday that the survey report submitted by the panchayat volunteers will be the guiding force for the Government in the days to come.
Speaking at a programme ‘Sarkar Aapke Dwar-2017’ where panchayat volunteers of North Chotanagpur division took part, Das said that Panchayat secretariats will become functional from June 1 in the State and every work related with panchayats will be disposed by these secretariats.
He announced that the caste and other certificates will be valid for three years now instead of one year and income certificate will remain valid for one year instead of six months. On this occasion, he along with Minister Neelkanth Singh Munda also released the book ‘Panchayat Digdarshika’.
Talking about the Momentum Jharkhand held two months back, the CM said that investment of crores is coming to Jharkhand and soon some industries will become functional in the
state.
“Keeping the demand of industries in mind we have planned to make hundred youths of every panchayat skilled. Without making half of the society i.e. women socially and economically strong the dream of making the state developed cannot become true so special skill development training programmes for women will also be started at panchayat level soon,” he added.
Praising the attempts of Hazaribagh district administration as well as the municipal corporation, he said that it is good to be in top 100 cities of the country in recent cleanliness survey and now the aim is to make our cities capable enough to capture a position in top 10 clean cities of the country in the next survey. He also announced that Jharkhand will be ODF by 2018. On this occasion, the CM inaugurated and laid the foundation stone of 45 schemes worth Rs 153.45 crores.
Rural Development minister Neelkanth Singh Munda said that we are trying to understand the problems of villagers through such programmes. HRD Minister Neera Yadav said that our government is working like a team that is why it is developing speedily.
Chief Secretary Rajbala Verma said that the representatives of rural government must know their duties and rights and they should act accordingly.
She said that everyone’s contribution is important and needed to make the state developed. Energy Secretary Nitin Madan Kulkarni said that the government is providing lED bulbs, tube lights and fans to the villagers and appealed everyone to save more and more energy.
Earlier, Deputy Commissioner Ravi Shankar Shukla welcomed the dignities participating in the programme.