Biometric Attendance Starts At Mantralaya, Satpura & Vindhyanchal Bhawans; Madhya Pradesh Plans Rollout In Districts
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Chief minister Mohan Yadav said that the biometric attendance system had been introduced at Mantralaya, Vindhyanchal Bhawan and Satpura Bhawan in the state capital. There is proposal to implement it in districts of the state as well. In view of festivals or any other reasons, if the camps under Jan Vishvas campaign cannot be held on Friday, then they should be organised…
In Madhya Pradesh, Chief Minister Mohan Yadav announced the introduction of a biometric attendance system at three government buildings - Mantralaya, Vindhyanchal Bhawan and Satpura Bhawan in the state capital. The chief minister indicated plans to roll out this system in other districts as well.
Yadav addressed a special meeting at Mantralaya and directed officials to resolve public grievances promptly. He also directed the formation of a committee to conduct a free population registry in rural areas and complete the demarcation of unoccupied land in villages. Efforts should be made to start the process of providing free residential patta to landless people by declaring rural land as residential, he added.
Attention should be given to the implementation of the Narmada Samgra Mission (NAMAN) and proper maintenance of drinking water and sewerage systems, said the CM, who directed the panchayat department to complete the process for NAMAN. The government is spending Rs 160 crore on 10 projects related to Ram Van Gaman Path.
Under the Krishna Pathay project, works worth Rs 225 crore are being carried out. In preparation for the Simhastha 2028 pilgrimage in Ujjain, attention should be given to crowd management. Four Cyber Cell Sub-inspectors have been appointed by Bhopal Police to speed up fraud refunds and lift bank holds.
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