100-day a success, Government to launch One-year Action Plan
Thiruvananthapuram 13-09-2011: The massive success of the 100 day programme has instilled confidence to move forward at a faster pace, said CM while presenting the progress report of the 100 day action plan that the Government had envisaged.
CM said that his Government could successfully implement 101 programmes out of the 107 programmes announced. A One- year action plan would soon be implemented and Vision 2030, a 20 year perspective plan would be set up for the comprehensive development of the state. The Idea bank has already received 1065 suggestions. Grass root level discussion swill be carried out regarding each suggestions received, said CM.
CM also announced that he would launch a mass contact campaign in all the districts from November 5.
However CM was not satisfied with the progress of the file disposal that was listed as one of the initiatives under the 100 day programme as only 70,080 files could be cleared out of the 1,32,868 pending files in Secretariat. All the ministers and the department heads have been given a deadline of September 30 to clear the pending files.
CM highlighted the effort of his Governemnt to provide transparency in governance and said that this was one of the major success stories in the first 100 days.The progress report presentation was preceded by screening of a documentary on the 100 days programme and the release of a PRD booklet.
Ministers P.K Kunhalikutty, Aryadan Mohammed, A.P Anilkumar, V.S Sivakumar, Shibu Baby John, MLAs K Muraleedharan, Varkala Kahar, Planniing Board Vice Chairman K.M Chandrasekhar and Chief secretary P. Prabhakaran were present.
Thiruvananthapuram 13-09-2011: The massive success of the 100 day programme has instilled confidence to move forward at a faster pace, said CM while presenting the progress report of the 100 day action plan that the Government had envisaged.
CM said that his Government could successfully implement 101 programmes out of the 107 programmes announced. A One- year action plan would soon be implemented and Vision 2030, a 20 year perspective plan would be set up for the comprehensive development of the state. The Idea bank has already received 1065 suggestions. Grass root level discussion swill be carried out regarding each suggestions received, said CM.
CM also announced that he would launch a mass contact campaign in all the districts from November 5.
However CM was not satisfied with the progress of the file disposal that was listed as one of the initiatives under the 100 day programme as only 70,080 files could be cleared out of the 1,32,868 pending files in Secretariat. All the ministers and the department heads have been given a deadline of September 30 to clear the pending files.
CM highlighted the effort of his Governemnt to provide transparency in governance and said that this was one of the major success stories in the first 100 days.The progress report presentation was preceded by screening of a documentary on the 100 days programme and the release of a PRD booklet.
Ministers P.K Kunhalikutty, Aryadan Mohammed, A.P Anilkumar, V.S Sivakumar, Shibu Baby John, MLAs K Muraleedharan, Varkala Kahar, Planniing Board Vice Chairman K.M Chandrasekhar and Chief secretary P. Prabhakaran were present.
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