Chief Minister Revanth Reddy hosted the inaugural district Collectors and SPs conference on Sunday, focusing on the implementation of the government’s six guarantees within 100 days.
The meeting aimed to extend governance to the grassroots, rectify errors from the previous administration, and enhance accountability.
The government’s ‘Prajavani’ initiative, addressing public grievances every Tuesday and Friday, will now expand to district, Mandal, and village levels.
The Chief Minister outlined plans for ‘Praja Palana Grama Sabhas,’ a ten-day program starting December 28, 2023, promoting public participation in governance. Teams will visit gram panchayats and municipal wards, ensuring representation from local leaders.
The government’s initiative, spearheaded by CM Revanth Reddy, seeks to decentralize administration, resolving issues directly at the village level.
A dedicated mechanism led by District Collectors will conduct meetings to understand and address residents’ problems. The program’s goal is to provide lasting solutions for education, healthcare, and land-related issues.
By bringing governance closer to the people, the administration aims to tackle village-specific challenges more efficiently, emphasizing a responsive and accountable approach.
The upcoming conference on the 24th will further discuss and refine these initiatives, with participation from key officials and public representatives.
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