Wednesday, January 31, 2018
- Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Manohar Lal presiding over first meeting of Gurugram Metropolitan Development Authority, in Gurugram on January 31, 2018. Union Minister of State for Planning, Rao Inderjit Singh, Haryana Public Works (Buildings and Roads) Minister, Rao Narbir Singh and Transport Minister, Mr. Krishan Lal Panwar, MLA Mr. Umesh Aggarwal and MLA Mr. Tejpal Tanwar are also seen in the picture.
- Chandigarh, January 31—Impressed by her ready response and ability to flawlessly recite a table when asked, the Haryana Chief Minister, Mr. Manohar Lal, today gave Karmishtha, a girl child of Class IV, Rs 500 at Friends Colony in Bhiwani.
- On his way back after mourning the death of Capt. Ghanshyam Singh Tanwar at his residence in Friends Colony, the Chief Minister stopped his convoy and mingled with the people to enquire about their well-being.
- During his impromptu interaction with those present, he also talked to Karmishtha and asked her a few questions. When asked to recite the table of 12, she responded with promptitude, and recited the table with ease, and without any hesitation. Impressed by her confidence, the Chief Minister awarded her Rs 500, gave her blessings and asked her to keep it up.
- Chandigarh, Jan 31–The Haryana Government would set up Citizen Facilitation Centres (CFCs) to provide e-services to the people under one roof in the urban areas. Soon after getting approval from the Chief Minister, Mr. Manohar Lal, to develop CFCs in all municipalities, 41 services would be provided under same roof which would benefit lakhs of people.
- Stating this here today, the Urban Local Bodies Minister, Mrs. Kavita Jain, said arrangements had been made to develop CFCs in all 10 municipal corporations, 18 municipal councils and 53 municipalities. The Chief Minister has approved the proposal to implement staff format of seven members, four members and three members respectively, she added.
- In order to bring transparency in schemes and ensure that all necessary services are provided under one roof, the state government would set up CFCs in urban and rural areas. Such centres established by various municipalities at their own level, would be brought under this system.
- She said that draft of the scheme had been prepared to do away with the technical problems faced at such centres established in the municipal areas. As many as 41 services would be provided to the citizens. These would include water bills, G8 receipt for tax payment, permission for entertainment programmes, re-registration, redressal of all types of complaints, including those related to houses.
- Mrs. Jain said that due non-availability of trained staff, absence of server, lack of a centralised system, various problems were being faced at the such centres in providing timely services to the citizens. But with implementation of CFC system in all municipalities, all 41 services would be provided to people in a time-bound and hassle-free manner. While some services would be free of cost, for others, people would have to pay nominal charges, she added.