Chief Secretary, Atal Dulloo today held a high level meeting to take assessment of the progress made in implementation of different beneficiary oriented schemes here in J&K.
Besides the Administrative Secretaries of the Departments, the meeting was attended by Deputy Commissioners and coordinated by the Planning Department along with other concerned officers.
On this occasion, the Chief Secretary took note of the scheme wise progress made in each district. He enquired from the concerned Deputy Commissioners about the poor progress registered in implementation of certain schemes there.
Dulloo impresses upon the DCs to make extraneous efforts to further gear up the administration there for timely implementation of these schemes. He called for holding regular meetings with the district sectoral officers for monitoring progress made in schemes implemented by their Departments.
He enjoined upon the Planning Development & Monitoring Department (PD&MD) to keep track of central portals in order to have real time information available about each scheme.
He asked them to further enhance their monitoring mechanism for meeting the targets and simultaneously advice the implementing Departments for making needful interventions to obtain the desired results.
The schemes which came up for review includes Pradhan Mantri Fasal Bima Yojana (PMFBY), Agriculture Infrastructure Fund (AIF), PMKSY being implemented by Agriculture Production Department.
The schemes of Health Department which came up under scanner includes ABHA creation, Janani Suraksha Yojana. The indicators of School Education Department that were assessed comprised of own school buildings, electricity, girl toilets and drinking water facilities there.
Those of Social Welfare Department were ISSS, NSAP and State Marriage Assistance Scheme and the progress registered on Poshan Tracker. The Aadhar updation under NFSA and coverage of J&K population for ration distribution by FCS&CA was also reviewed.
Similarly in case of Revenue Department the pending applications for certificates to persons belonging to SC/ST/OBC categories were taken stock of besides land passbooks distributed among farmers of the UT.
In the same vein households provided with water and power connections were looked into and pendencies, if any, still existing as per online dashboards of the concerned Departments.
Moreover dozens of other schemes implemented by other line Departments were deliberated upon with their present status reviewed, targets achieved and directions given to the concerned for meeting the targets well on time.
