Over 700 Revenue Cases Resolved in a Week; 4,367 Homes Equipped with Solar Panels, More Than 1,300 Now Have Zero Electricity Bills
Published on: July 28, 2026
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
Collector Jitendra Yadav on Tuesday conducted a comprehensive review of departmental performance and the implementation of priority government schemes during the weekly Time-Limit Meeting held at the Collectorate conference hall.
The Collector directed officials to ensure the timely and quality disposal of pending cases received through CM Helpline 1076, public grievances, Sushasan Tihar, PGN, the PG Portal, and Jan Darshan. He said all applications must be resolved responsibly and satisfactorily, with regular online monitoring of their status.
He also instructed departments to complete Aadhaar verification of all school students on priority and ordered immediate action against encroachments on government land whenever complaints are received. Government land, he said, should be preserved for public welfare and official purposes. Department heads were also directed to implement effective action plans to ensure that government welfare schemes reach the last eligible beneficiary.
Revenue Cases and Administrative Preparations Reviewed
The Collector called for faster disposal of revenue-related cases. Officials informed the meeting that the Revenue Department had resolved more than 700 cases within the past week.
He instructed officials to conduct the Girdawari (crop survey) exercise with complete transparency, accuracy, and within the prescribed timeline.
Reviewing preparations for the Labour Department’s assistance distribution and felicitation programme scheduled for July 31, 2026, the Collector directed officials to complete all arrangements on time.
The Food Department was instructed to ensure accurate reconciliation of cooperative society accounts, while concerned departments were asked to prepare and forward proposals for district development projects included in the budget.
Agriculture and AgriStack Registration
The meeting also reviewed the availability, distribution, and storage of fertilizers and seeds. The Collector directed officials to ensure adequate supplies for farmers.
Reviewing AgriStack registration, he instructed officials to complete the registration of all remaining farmers at the earliest. So far, more than 148,000 farmers in the district have been registered under AgriStack.
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He noted that the platform provides farmers with a unique Farmer ID, enabling easier access to various agricultural schemes.
PM Surya Ghar Scheme Gains Momentum
The Collector reviewed the progress of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, directing officials to expedite verification of applications and accelerate the installation of solar panels for eligible beneficiaries.
He stated that negligence or unnecessary delays in implementing the scheme would not be tolerated, emphasizing that the initiative plays a significant role in reducing household electricity expenses.
According to the review, solar panels have been installed in 4,367 households across the district, while more than 1,300 homes have recorded zero electricity bills after benefiting from the scheme.
He also directed officials to promote green energy adoption in industrial establishments through necessary administrative measures.
Focus on Maternal Health and HPV Vaccination
The Collector instructed the Health Department to ensure free screening, timely sonography, treatment, essential medicines, and healthcare services for high-risk pregnant women. He also called for regular mobile-based monitoring of their health status.
The Labour Department and the Women and Child Development Department were directed to register pregnant women engaged in labour work under eligible welfare schemes to improve maternal and child health outcomes.
Officials informed the meeting that more than 4,000 pregnant women have already been registered under schemes of the Women and Child Development Department.
Reviewing the ongoing recruitment process in the Health Department, the Collector directed that it be conducted with complete transparency.
He also assessed the district’s HPV vaccination campaign, stressing the need to increase awareness among parents and adolescent girls about the vaccine’s role in preventing cervical cancer.
Officials informed the meeting that 6,576 adolescent girls have been vaccinated so far. The Collector instructed the department to prepare school-wise rosters to further accelerate the campaign.
Additionally, he directed officials to ensure adequate arrangements in all ashrams and hostels to prevent seasonal diseases and to organize regular health camps for students.
