Patna. Bihar government is now moving rapidly towards making the working system more modern and environment friendly. After Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s appeal regarding fuel saving, the state government has also started taking many important steps in this direction.
In this sequence, Chief Minister Samrat Chaudhary has given instructions to adopt new working style for both government and private sectors. The main objective of these decisions is to reduce the consumption of petrol and diesel, reduce traffic pressure and promote digital work.
Work from home will get a boost
The government has indicated that wherever possible, employees should be given the facility to work from home. This will not only reduce the pressure in offices, but people will also save time and expense in travelling. Promoting work from home will also strengthen the culture of digital systems and online work.
Appeal for ‘No Vehicle Day’ also
The government has appealed to people not to use private vehicles for at least one day a week. There are plans to promote this initiative as ‘No Vehicle Day’. This will reduce the number of vehicles on the road, which is expected to provide relief from both traffic jams and pollution.
Chief Minister started with himself
This new policy of the government has been started by the Chief Minister himself. He has decided to reduce the number of vehicles in his convoy and has asked other ministers and officials to take similar initiative. This step is being seen as an example among the public.
promote public transport
The government has appealed to the citizens to make more use of public transport modes like metro, bus and auto. This will reduce dependence on private vehicles and along with saving fuel, pollution will also be reduced.
Changes in government system also
Appeal to use less vehicles in programs.
Officers and employees advised to avoid unnecessary travel.
Emphasis is now on organizing many government meetings through online medium.
These steps are likely to make government work faster and more effective.
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