Divisional Commissioner Dilip Gawade Reviews 100-Day Action Plan, Directs Implementation Across Government Departments

“The state government has drafted a 100-day action plan and all the government and semi-government departments in the division should implement it scrupulously and work accordingly,” directed divisional commissioner Dilip Gawade to the heads of various departments.

He was speaking during a meeting held to review the 100-day action plan on Wednesday.

Gawade further said, on the ground of the 100-day action plan, the government offices should update the websites, maintain cleanliness, settle the complaints of the residents, improve facilities in the offices, and ensure regular visits to the regional offices and other key areas.

Taking review of the works done in the past 100 days, Gawade issued various directives to the officers. Additional commissioner Dr. Arvind Lokhande, additional commissioner Seema Jagtap, and other officers were present.

“Complaints of the people should be resolved immediately, for which the information should be made available on the department’s website and it should be updated timely with more clarity. The lists of the facilities and services provided by the department should be available on the websites. Special facilities should be provided to the disabled and senior citizens coming to the offices,” Gawade added.

While implementing the industrial policy, everyone should work to attract investment and an environment should be created for it. Discussions should be held with the officials of various industrial and business organizations to provide facilities for promoting industries and trade, Gawade mentioned.

The next 100-day seven-point program should be implemented effectively till April 15, 2025, and the review of the works done will be taken after it, Gawade concluded.