Kaithal Deputy Commissioner Urges Officials to Speed Up Pending Projects
In a decisive move to boost local development, Kaithal Deputy Commissioner Aparajita has directed officials to accelerate the completion of long-pending projects announced by the Chief Minister. During a review meeting held at the Mini-Secretariat on Monday, she emphasized the need for timely execution to ensure that residents can reap the benefits of these initiatives as soon as possible.
Review of Key Development Works
The meeting focused on assessing the progress of various significant projects across the district. Detailed reviews were conducted for several key initiatives, including the City Square project, the regional centre of the animal university under construction at Keorak, the women’s college at Dhanouri, the Sanskrit university, and the kabaddi academy at Pai. Additionally, officials were instructed to initiate further correspondence regarding the pharmacy college at Dheradu village, which has already been completed.
Statistics on CM Announcements
According to data presented at the meeting, a total of 405 announcements have been made by the Chief Minister in the Kaithal district to date. Out of these, 261 works have been successfully completed, while 97 projects are currently in progress. Notably, 26 announcements have been declared non-feasible, and 21 projects remain pending, highlighting areas that require immediate attention.
Addressing Administrative Hurdles
Deputy Commissioner Aparajita stressed the importance of resolving any technical or administrative obstacles that may be delaying project implementation. She called for enhanced coordination among departments to prevent unnecessary delays in development works. Officials were also directed to regularly update the progress of their respective projects on the designated progress portal and prioritize pending tasks.
Specific Directives for Pending Approvals
In a specific directive, the DC instructed officials to write to higher authorities regarding the pending administrative approval for the installation of CCTV cameras in Fatehpur and Pundri. Furthermore, she mandated that projects for which tenders or work orders have already been issued must commence within the stipulated timeframe, with a strict emphasis on maintaining the quality of all works.
This proactive approach aims to streamline administrative processes and ensure that development projects are executed efficiently, ultimately contributing to the overall growth and welfare of the Kaithal community.
