Bhopal: Efforts of the government will be evaluated outside the purview of the institutional system said chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan at the CM Fellows’ orientation programme of Atal Bihari Vajpayee Sushashan Sansthan here on Monday.
Chouhan said that the concept of CM fellows is a result of the out of the box thinking. Steps are being taken to ensure that the assessment of the plan and governance are conducted outside the purview of the institutional system. The fellows will present a detailed report of the government project to the CM secretariat.
Chouhan appealed to the fellows to make India free from poverty, dirtiness, corruption, terrorism, and casteism. He also appealed them to present some innovative ideas and to collect feedback of the programmes run by the government. He also asked them to feel free to provide suggestions and feedback of these programmes. Chauhan added that it is an unprecedented opportunity for them to work for the society. The suggestions given by them will be taken into consideration.
Chouhan also quoted some mythological stories and advise them to work with positivity, patience and free from ego. He added that the government is sensitive towards the needs of the people. Projects like ‘Medhavi Chhatra Yojana’, ‘Ladli Laxmi’ are a boon for the society, said Chouhan. The agriculture development rate is 29.08 and the amount of irrigated land is 40 lakh hectares, he informed.
In an interaction with the CM fellows, Chouhan said that time management, planning priorities, exercise and thinking are sources of internal energy. A person who lives for others is always filled with energy and positivity. Chauhan personally met all the fellows and solved their curiosities.
