Hyderabad: Stating the state govt would soon develop and come up with a comprehensive dashboard to provide information on the status, progress, targets and implementation of various state govt programmes, Telangana chief secretary Sanjay Jaju said there must be coordination among the various departments for the effective implementation of the state govt’s flagship schemes and welfare programmes. He said in addition, a speed cell is being set up to monitor and facilitate the timely achievement of the objectives of these schemes and programmes.Sanjay Jaju held a review meeting with various departments heads on Monday. Speaking at the meeting, the CS said that T-Fiber connectivity should be extended to all govt offices, including Gram Panchayats across the State. He urged departments to work systematically in line with the goals outlined in the Government’s Vision Document–2047. He instructed the officials to ensure the timely submission of utilisation certificates, reports, and project proposals to the Central govt so that the release of Central funds is not delayed.The chief secretary also directed officials to constitute committees for the successful conduct of the prestigious Khelo India Games, scheduled to commence in the state from November 14. More than 7,000 athletes, officials, and coaches are expected to participate, with competitions in 26 sports disciplines to be held across 11 venues.He said that the CM would soon hold a review meeting with the secretaries to assess the performance of flagship schemes, departmental achievements, targets, progress, the state govt’s financial position, and centrally sponsored schemes. He instructed all secretaries to be fully prepared for the review. He also directed each department to prepare reports highlighting innovative initiatives and success stories.On reduction of vehicular pollution within the Core Urban Region (Core Area), he called for expediting the scheme to retrofit diesel-powered auto-rickshaws with electric propulsion systems. Jaju said that, due to the impact of El Niño, adequate water availability for paddy cultivation may not be ensured this season. He advised officials to create awareness among farmers about suitable alternative crops.Ends/
