Last Updated on November 6, 2021 at 4:44 pm
The various centrally sponsored schemes (CSSs) in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir will be reviewed by Union Ministry of Home Affairs on November 10, 2021.
The review will help in knowing the progress of the schemes as well as finding out the gaps of schemes to the people.
It has already been informed to the Chief Secretary Dr Arun Kumar Mehta that Ministry will be taking review of various Centrally Sponsored Schemes in the Union Territory on November 10, 2021.
As per reports, discussions regarding the schemes will come up and efforts for smooth execution of these schemes will be considered and ensured.
It is pertinent to mention that a meeting was recently held by Chief Secretary with all Administrative Secretaries regarding the upcoming meeting and the concerned officials were directed to prepare a report on financial and physical progress under relevant schemes for proper projection before the MHA.
It has come to the fore that continuous strong efforts are being made to implement such Centrally Sponsored Schemes by the Union Home Ministry so that everyone is benefitted out of this. MHA is aimed at bringing improvement for implementing the schemes though it has become quite better after the formation of the UT but hurdles still prevail which is being improved by MHA.
Departments have also been directed to convey the status of important projects within next few days so that same is communicated to the MHA during the review meeting.
It is pertinent to mention here that only under Prime Minister’s Development Package (PMDP) 53 key developmental projects worth Rs 58,477 crore are being executed by the Central Ministries and the UT Government across various sectors including road, power, healthcare, education, tourism, sports, Jal Shakti, irrigation & flood control, housing & urban development, and disaster management, relief, rehabilitation & reconstruction in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir and their timely completion is the priority for the Ministry of Home Affairs.
