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| Governor meets Advisors, CS; lists priority areas for focused attention | | |  Early Times Report
SRINAGAR, Aug 23: Governor Satya Pal Malik today made it clear that reinforcing good governance and delivering results urgently on the developmental front must be the topmost priority of the state administration at all levels to bring J&K back on course. Rapid, people centric development is the need of the hour, he said. Immediately after assuming office, Governor convened the first official meeting with his Advisors, B B Vyas, K Vijay Kumar and Khurshid Ahmad Ganai and Chief Secretary B V R Subrahmanyam at Raj Bhavan here this afternoon and took first-hand appraisal of the functioning of Governor's Administration.
To ensure a tangible turnaround, Governor enumerated the measures to be taken to give a fresh push to the "Mission on Delivering Development" and "Mission on Good Governance".
He said the state administration shall have to function with efficiency, speed and accountability and deliver quick results on the ground on developmental and governance fronts. He said the Grievance Redressal mechanism shall have to be further strengthened and expanded to ensure that people see the desired results on the ground within the shortest possible time.
"Focus has to be on working through transparency and consultation to promote a culture of excellence in governance characterized by integrity and highest standards of deliverance," he said and added that judicious and productive use of resources has to be ensured so that the funds are utilized according to priorities keeping in mind the larger public good and requirement of basic amenities. Governor also called for expanding the scope and import of the Grievance Redressal mechanism. He said grievance redressal should not be limited to the capital cities of Srinagar and Jammu alone. Governor directed that District Grievance Cells should be urgently opened in all districts under the supervision of Deputy Commissioners.
"The concerned Deputy Commissioners will personally hear grievances at least once a week," he ordered. Governor also asked the officers to expand their public outreach by conducting frequent field visits and meeting the people on ground in every nook and corner of the State to redress their grievances. |
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