Development and good governance should reach the last mile, Naidu tells officials
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said development and good governance should reach the last mile effectively and called for better response to public grievances. Prompt
Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu said development and good governance should reach the last mile effectively and called for better response to public grievances. Prompt responses were the key to providing better public services, he said, and suggested multi-department coordination to achieve the desired outcomes. Referring to the recent fishing boat mishap off the Visakhapatnam coast in which fishermen went missing, at a review meeting on Real Time Governance Society (RTGS) on Monday, Mr. Naidu said the effectiveness of the government’s response would depend on how quickly and efficiently the departments concerned coordinate during emergencies.
PGRS a priority On governance initiatives, the Chief Minister said AI-based methods were being used to measure citizen satisfaction in Chittoor district and that field visits by officials would help in understanding the public opinion directly. He ordered that pending applications under the Public Grievance Redressal System should be disposed of on a priority basis and called for a comprehensive action plan to resolve the issues being brought to the government’s notice more efficiently. Naidu further instructed the officials to establish Anna Canteens in tribal areas and stressed the need to significantly reduce crime against women and completely curb ganja networks across the State.
He told the officials to continuously assess the outcomes of government schemes and programmes in order to achieve better results. Legacy waste Standard operating procedures should be issued for drinking water supply, operation of Swachha vehicles for waste collection, and door-to-door garbage collection, he said, and ordered that the 23 lakh metric tonnes of legacy waste in municipalities and municipal corporations should be cleared within three months. The Chief Minister instructed all the departments to analyse the outcomes achieved through AWARE 2.0 within one month and called for an action plan to improve communication network connectivity across the State by establishing mobile towers in remote areas.
Minister Kolusu Parthasarathi, Chief Secretary G. Sai Prasad, Director General of Police Harish Kumar Gupta and other senior officials were present.
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