02-06-23 Daily-Jharkhand-JPSC Current Affairs

For <a href="https://exam.pscnotes.com/good-Governance“>Good Governance, it is necessary that the schemes are completed on time. Quality should be taken full care of in the plans. In particular, the budgetary provisions made for various departments in the budget should speed up the works. For this, the officers will have to work with full accountability and seriousness, said Chief Minister Hemant Soren while reviewing the schemes uploaded on the Johar project portal in a high-level meeting with the Principal Secretaries / Secretaries of the departments in the Ministry of Jharkhand.

He said that the first review of the Johar project portal took place today. Many changes need to be made in this. Ministers will also be present in the meeting that will be held in this regard, so that a detailed review can be done at every level. He said that many schemes run by the government are related to many departments. In such a situation, there should be better coordination between different departments, so that it can be implemented in a better way. He told the departmental secretaries to do proper monitoring of all the schemes, so that if there is any kind of hindrance or problem in it, its solution can be found. This will have the advantage that the schemes will be completed on time.

The CM asked the departmental secretaries to assess the schemes run by their respective departments and review them in detail, so that they are implemented properly and everything can move forward smoothly. There should be constant monitoring of the schemes, he said.

The CM said that there will be live verification of whether the schemes are being implemented or not, at what stage is the progress of the plans, quality work is being done or not. It is being arranged with the help of information technology. Under this, information about the progress of all the schemes will be taken from the site. All of you officers should complete your preparations for this.

The CM directed the officers to fix the timeline of all the schemes. Under this, time should be fixed for preparing DPR regarding the schemes, starting the process of tender, starting the work and its completion. If there is a delay in the schemes, then at what level, how much delay has taken place, its outline should also be decided. He also asked the officers to change their working style and ensure their actions with full accountability.

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