In Bhopal, law and order, rural development and education will be discussed on the second day of the two-day Commissioner-Collectors Conference under the chairmanship of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav. The state’s priorities and reform schemes are being churned in three sessions.
Today is the second day of the two-day Commissioner-Collectors Conference held at Kushabhau Thackeray International Convention Center in Bhopal. In this conference chaired by Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav, important issues related to law and order, rural public life and administrative priorities are being discussed on Wednesday. This meeting is considered to be an important platform for the state government to set policy and developmental directions.
Review and direction will be determined in three sessions
A total of three sessions are being held on the second day of the conference. A 75 -minute session time for each sector has been determined. In the first session, senior officials of the Chief Minister’s Office will give detailed information on government priorities, while in other sessions of the day, departments related to education, rural development and law and order will share their experiences.
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Policy dialogue in the presence of senior officials
The conference will be attended by Chief Secretary Anurag Jain, Additional Chief Secretary Neeraj Mandloi (Chief Minister’s Office) and Commissioner Public Relations Deepak Saxena. In this session, the primary schemes, public relations activities and public interest policies of the state will be discussed in this session. In the session associated with the education sector, Principal Secretary School Education, Public Department and State Education Commissioners will give their presentations, in which the education system will be called, in which education system will be called and effective.
Rural and tribal development will be central points
In the second session, there will be a special focus on the progress of rural life and tribal areas. Additional Chief Secretary Panchayat and Rural Development, Principal Secretary Public Health Engineering, and Principal Secretary Tribal Affairs Department will review Rural Development Schemes. The state government aims to reach the panchayat level to reach the panchayat level and reach the public facilities smoothly.
Law and order review in final session
In the last session of the conference, issues related to the law and order of Madhya Pradesh will be discussed in detail. Police officers and collectors from various districts of the state will submit a report on the current law and order situation, challenges and solutions. The government’s emphasis is to further strengthen the civil security, transparency and speedy justice process in the state.
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