Shivraj Singh Chouhan's stature increased in Modi government! Prime Minister Modi gave big responsibility
-The first meeting of this monitoring group was held on October 18 in the Prime Minister's Office (PMO).
-All Secretaries of the Government of India along with the Chairman of the Railway Board participated in the meeting in hybrid mode.
New Delhi. Shivraj Singh Chauhan stature increased: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has constituted a monitoring group under the chairmanship of Union Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan. This group will review the implementation of the Union Budget and projects along with the schemes announced by the Prime Minister.
The first meeting of this monitoring group was held on October 18 at the Prime Minister's Office (PMO). The meeting was attended by all Secretaries to the Government of India along with the Chairman, Railway Board in hybrid mode. The monitoring group will meet every month under the chairmanship of Shivraj Singh Chauhan in the PMO located in South Block. All government schemes will be reviewed and implemented in this meeting.
Shivraj Singh Chauhan's attention will be-
According to the officials present in the meeting, Prime Minister Narendra Modi (Shivraj Singh Chauhan stature increased) has entrusted Shivraj Singh Chauhan with the responsibility of monitoring the schemes announced by the NDA government formed under his leadership in 2014. According to a report, those working as nodal officers for various schemes announced by the Prime Minister have also been asked to attend the meeting.
Focus will be on these projects-
The government has not yet given any official statement regarding this monitoring group. However, Shivraj Singh Chauhan (Shivraj Singh Chauhan stature increased) will keep an eye on every scheme of the Prime Minister Portal. Apart from this, Secretary Shivraj Singh will give information to Chauhan about those schemes which are lagging behind or are lagging behind. Apart from this, what else can be done to make these schemes effective? This will also be asked.
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