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Devote Attention On Enforcing Schemes And Initiatives By 2023-End: TN CM To Officials

Bottlenecks in terms of implementation or financial allocation should be overcome and concrete steps should be taken to bring all projects under execution by this year-end, Stalin said.

Chennai: Much of the people's appreciation of the government hinged on the performance of the officials, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said on Thursday and directed them to operationalise all announced schemes by this year-end and win laurels from the public.

The officials, especially heads of departments, should review each and every project that has been announced by the State government and take steps to ensure all the schemes are brought under implementation by 2023-end, he said.

Reviewing the implementation of iconic projects, with senior government officials at the Secretariat here, the Chief Minister said "it is in the hands of the officials to make the 8 crore people appreciate the government. So, devote attention on enforcing the schemes and initiatives."

Bottlenecks in terms of implementation or financial allocation should be overcome and concrete steps should be taken to bring all projects under execution by this year-end, Stalin said.

"In the last 20 months, we have been evolving and implementing many good projects...the government is not only the Chief Minister but also comprises the Ministers and officials. Good governance can be established only when all the three work together...this should be further strengthened," the Chief Minister said.

Listing out some of the initiatives, he said the government won the praise of lakhs of women benefitting through the free bus pass scheme, thousands of families lauded the government for providing free breakfast to school children besides medicare at their doorsteps. Besides, farmers appreciated the free electricity connection scheme.

The library, established in the name of former Chief Minister M Karunanidhi in Madurai, is ready to be opened while the construction of a largest hospital at Guindy, Chennai, is fast pace, he said.

Minister for Youth Welfare and Sports Development Udhayanidhi Stalin, Chief Secretary V Irai Anbu, additional Chief Secretaries, Principal Secretaries, Heads of Departments and senior government officials participated in the meeting.

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