Focus on Law and Order, Rural Development, and Major Schemes at Project Bhawan, Ranchi
Chief Minister Champai Soren will conduct a comprehensive review meeting of all departments on June 11 at Project Bhawan, Ranchi.
RANCHI – Chief Minister Champai Soren is set to hold a detailed review meeting of various state departments on June 11 at Project Bhawan, Ranchi.
In the first shift, the meeting will focus on law and order issues, service of warrants, crime control, forest and land revenue matters that impact police activities.
In the second shift, the CM will review several key rural development initiatives, including the Abua Housing Scheme, Poto Ho Sports Development Scheme, Birsa Irrigation Well Enhancement Scheme, and the MNREGA scheme.
Additionally, the review will cover the functioning of the Panchayati Raj Department, Scheduled Tribe Scheduled Caste Minority and Backward Class Welfare Department, Women Child Development and Social Security Department, Agriculture Animal Husbandry and Cooperative Department, Drinking Water and Sanitation Department, Mines and Geology Department, Energy Department, Revenue Registration and Land Reforms Department, Personnel Administrative Reforms and Official Language Department, Health Medical Education and Family Welfare Department, School Education and Literacy Department, Transport Department, Labor Employment Training and Skill Development Department, and Higher and Technical Education Department.
The CM will also review land acquisition matters across various departments and construction-related schemes valued over Rs 25 crore.
In preparation for this meeting, the Cabinet Secretariat and Coordination Department has requested detailed reports on the status of these schemes from all departments through the Planning Development Department.
"The aim of this extensive review is to ensure efficient and effective implementation of all government schemes and to address any existing issues," stated a government source.
This meeting is crucial for assessing the progress and challenges faced by different departments and ensuring alignment with the state’s development goals.
