Collector Jitendra Yadav expresses displeasure over delays in PM Surya Ghar applications, calls for faster Amrit Mission execution and directs identification of land for new power substations.
Published on: October 13, 2026
By: BTNI
Location: Rajnandgaon, India
Collector Jitendra Yadav reviewed the progress of government welfare schemes, departmental activities and ongoing development works during the weekly time-limit meeting on Tuesday. He directed officials to ensure effective implementation of priority schemes, expedite pending cases and deliver benefits to eligible beneficiaries within the prescribed time frame.
The Collector emphasised coordination among departments and instructed officials to monitor progress regularly so that public welfare initiatives are implemented efficiently and without unnecessary delays.
Digital Crop Survey Must Be Completed on Time
Reviewing the progress of the Digital Crop Survey, Collector Jitendra Yadav directed the concerned officials to accelerate the process and complete it within the निर्धारित deadline.
He stressed that the survey must be conducted transparently, carefully and without errors to ensure accurate and authentic digital records of farmers’ crops.
The Collector also instructed officials to monitor the survey regularly and promptly resolve any difficulties encountered during implementation. He underlined that the Digital Crop Survey is important for the effective implementation of schemes related to farmers and warned against negligence in the process.
Collector Expresses Displeasure Over Delays in PM Surya Ghar Applications
During the review of the PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, the Collector expressed displeasure over delays and slow disposal of applications by banks.
He directed bank officials to prioritise pending applications and ensure that eligible beneficiaries receive the scheme’s benefits without unnecessary inconvenience. He also called for better coordination between banks and the concerned departments to speed up the process and enable more households to install rooftop solar panels.
According to the information presented at the meeting, 14,785 applications have been submitted under the scheme in Rajnandgaon district so far, while 7,105 beneficiaries have already received benefits.
The Collector instructed the concerned authorities to take necessary action on all applications and accelerate the process of extending benefits to eligible applicants.
Amrit Mission Works to Be Accelerated
Reviewing development works being undertaken by urban local bodies under the Amrit Mission, the Collector directed officials to expedite construction and other pending activities and complete them at the earliest.
He emphasised that projects related to expanding civic amenities and strengthening basic infrastructure in urban areas should receive priority. Officials were also instructed to maintain construction quality, adhere to deadlines and ensure regular monitoring so that residents can receive the intended benefits on time.
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Land Identification for New Electricity Substations
To strengthen electricity supply in urban and rural areas, the Collector directed officials to identify suitable land for proposed 132/33 kV and 33/11 kV electricity substations.
He said the initiative was aimed at ensuring smooth and uninterrupted electricity supply in Rajnandgaon city and surrounding rural areas. The concerned departments were instructed to take necessary action on priority to improve power infrastructure in line with future electricity demand.
Pending Public Grievances to Be Resolved Within Deadlines
Chief Executive Officer of the District Panchayat Durga Prasad Adhikari reviewed department-wise applications received through CM Jandarshan, CM Helpline, the Public Grievance (PG) Portal and Collector Jandarshan.
He instructed all department heads to ensure that complaints and applications received through these channels are resolved within the prescribed time limits.
Divisional Forest Officer Ayush Jain, Additional Collectors C.L. Markandey and Prem Prakash Sharma, along with district-level officers from various departments, attended the meeting.
