Viksit Maharashtra 2047: PWD Minister Bhosale Reviews 150-Day Action Plan, Calls For Timely Reforms And Vision Document

As part of the 150-day action plan initiated under the guidance of Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis focused on "Viksit Maharashtra," e-governance reforms, and administrative efficiency Public Works Minister Shivendrasinghraje Bhosale on Tuesday conducted a detailed review of various works and initiatives undertaken by the Public Works Department (PWD).

The review meeting was held at Mantralaya under the chairmanship of Minister Bhosale and was attended by Additional Chief Secretary of the PWD Manisha Mhaiskar, Secretary Sanjay Dashpute, and other senior department officials.

Minister Bhosale emphasised that the 150-day program is a crucial step toward accelerating developmental works across the state. He urged the department to ensure the timely execution of both developmental and administrative tasks, thus setting a benchmark in efficiency and performance.

He directed officials to upgrade the department's website and complete service-related matters of officers and staff within the stipulated timelines. These include recruitment rules, cadre structuring, compassionate appointments, seniority, and promotion processes.

Highlighting the importance of a long-term vision, the minister said the PWD must work with foresight toward the goals of “Viksit Maharashtra 2047.” He instructed the timely preparation of a Vision Document to align with these objectives.

Minister Bhosale also reviewed ongoing construction projects, including the new administrative building within the Mantralaya complex. He issued firm directions to ensure the timely completion of this important infrastructure initiative.