CM Stalin to hold district-level review meetings across T.N. to monitor progress of project implementation
The Hindu
The Chief Minister made the announcement during an event held at Tenkasi
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin will soon start chairing district-level meetings to review the implementation and commissioning of development works within the deadline and understand the yet to be realised needs of every district to get them fulfilled early.
Informing this at a function in Tenkasi on Thursday, Mr. Stalin said the Tamil Nadu Government, after he assumed office as the Chief Minister 19 months ago, was implementing developmental works at accelerated pace to complete them ahead of the deadline.
The Chief Minister, who laid foundation stone for 23 new projects to be executed on an outlay of ₹34.14 crore, inaugurated 57 projects implemented at the cost of ₹22.20 crore. He also disbursed welfare measures to the tune of 182.56 crore to 1.03 lakh beneficiaries.
Speaking during the event, Mr. Stalin said new development projects were in pipeline across the State to make Tamil Nadu ‘numbero uno’ in the country.
Besides the periodic review being conducted by the District Collectors, the Ministers were also visiting the district to study the progress of development programmes and implementation of welfare schemes, he stated.
“To take this exercise to the next level, I have planned to chair review meeting in each district to personally examine the progress made in every ongoing project and the preliminary works completed for implementing new development programmes for the benefit of the people. Since meticulous planning and proper execution are this government’s first task, I will soon start visiting every district for this review,” Mr. Stalin said.
The Chief Minister, responding to a letter he had received from Archana, a class III student of Panchayat Union Primary School in Vinaitheerthanadarpatti near Tenkasi, seeking additional classroom buildings in her school, announced that the government would sanction ₹35.50 lakh for constructing two classrooms in the school.
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