New Delhi: Minister of Home Union Amit Shah will almost launch the Good TataBle Index (DGGI) district in Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday at 1pm.
Taking to Twitter, Shah said that in continuation with Prime Minister Narendra Modi “Commitment to provide transparent and friendly administration of people” to your Jammair and Kashmir people.
“In the continuation of the commitment of PM Narendra Modi Ji to provide transparent and friendly administration of people to our brothers and sisters at J & K, today at 1pm, I will launch the good-district governance index (DGGI) through video conferencing, “Shah tweeted.
Shah will release a good index of the district of the district for 20 Jammu and Kashmir Regency on Saturday, a step that will bring Jammu and Kashmir of the first Union region in the country to have a good governance index.
This event will be held jointly by the Department of Administrative Reform and Public Complaints (DARPG) and Jammu and the Kashmir Management Institute, Public Administration and Rural Development in relationships with good governance centers, Hyderabad.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh and Lieutenant Governor of Jammu and Kashmir Manoj Sinha will also overcome the event.
The good district governance index of Jammu and Kashmir was prepared by DARPG in collaboration with the Government of Jammu and Kashmir in pursuing the announcement carried out in the resolution of “Behtar E-Lawatat – Kashmir Aelamia” adopted on July 2, 2021, in the region conference on replication Manage is good held in Srinagar.
Exercises on the formulation of a good-district governance index will move in July 2021 which has now finished and Jammu and Kashmir will be the first unity area in the country to have a good governance index.
The good district governance index of the Jammu and Kashmir government is the main administrative reform in governance benchmarks which are good at the district level and significant steps for time collection and publication of timely statistics at the state / district level.
The good district governance index is a milestone and is expected to provide a strong framework for evidence-based assessment of the performance of all districts in Jammu and Kashmir.
Head of the Secretary of the Government of Jammu and Kashmir Arun Kumar Mehta and V.
Srinivas, Secretary Darpg, the Indian government will also handle the event.
This event will be attended by senior government officials Jammu and Kashmir, district collectors and district chairman officers.
The Secretary of Planning and Secretary of Administrative Reformation from all state and non-governmental government collectors and non-election gaps have also been invited to participate in the event with video conferencing.
During this occasion, the presentation of the formulation of a good district governance index will be made by a good governance center, Hyderabad.
This will be followed by a district presentation by 12 selected district development commissioners, which will exhibit the achievement of various sectors.
After that the panel discussion will be held in advanced ways for the futuristic version of 2.0 DGGI to measure and compare the performance and increase in districts in the future too.