Chief Minister Raghubar Das, while holding a meeting with the Deputy Commissioners through video-conferencing on Friday, asked them to win the hearts of people by providing them sensitive, accountable, transparent as well as corruption-free governance. He said that people have great expectations from this Government and good governance will be fruitful, only if people are given clean administration.
Addressing the young IAS officers in the State, the CM also appealed them to encourage their sub-ordinates by setting up examples in their services. The CM further asked DCs to provide month-long plantation drive, to be started at the occasion of world Environment Day across the State from June 5, shape of a movement.
“It should be given a shape of public movement by taking help from social, educational, non- governmental as well as other banking and volunteer organisations,” the CM said. Those who are making efforts to save earth must take part in it, he said. The CM also stressed in connecting the children, youths as well as old age people with this movement.
Similarly, he also directed the DCs to organise programmes at the public places in their districts at the occasion of World Yoga Day. The CM, giving directions on creating a land bank in each of the districts within six months, said that no further delays should be done for the construction of techno hubs, solar park, technical institutions as well as educational institutions due to lack of land.
Directing for the implementation of Adarsh Gram Yojana on priority basis, the CM said that there should not be any distraction from the set parameters or set theories. The CM also appealed the DCs to spend nights in villages as being done by the state ministers along with the other senior officials of the State Government. Reviewing the disposal of public complaints, Das said that a felicitation centre must be set up at each of the district headquarter in the state by the end of June this year.
“Nodal officer will be in charge of the felicitation centre who will have the responsibility of lodging verbal complaints of illiterate and physically challenged persons and converting them into the digital mode,” said the CM. Chief Secretary along with the secretaries of various departments were also present during the meeting.