Delayed projects, departmental indicators and Single Family ID progress reviewed; strict action warned against negligence and unnecessary delays
By: SR SIDDIQUI
Shravasti, August 11, 2026: A comprehensive review meeting of development schemes, construction works and departmental performance reflected on the Chief Minister’s Dashboard was held at the Collectorate Auditorium on Tuesday under the chairmanship of District Magistrate Annapurna Garg, in the presence of Chief Development Officer Shahid Ahmed.
During the meeting, the District Magistrate reviewed the progress of schemes, programmes and construction projects department-wise and issued necessary directions to concerned officials to ensure timely implementation and measurable improvement in performance indicators.
It was informed that in July 2026, Shravasti ranked 13th in the combined ranking of development and construction works, while it stood 36th in development works. Of the 85 programmes of the district displayed on the Chief Minister’s Dashboard, 57 were placed in the A category, five in B, three in C, two in D and 18 in the other category.
During the department-wise review, the District Magistrate called for improvement in the performance of programmes related to Rural Development/DRDA, Medical and Health, Public Works Department and Social Welfare Department. Construction works under Rural Development/NRLM, Women and Child Development/ICDS, Planning and Public Works Department were also reviewed.
The District Magistrate directed officers to take corrective measures on priority wherever departmental indicators and action plans were showing less-than-expected progress. She stressed that every department must regularly monitor its indicators on the Chief Minister’s Dashboard and ensure timely action on areas affecting the district’s ranking.
09 projects found delayed on CMIS portal
The meeting also included a detailed review of the CMIS portal, where a total of 425 projects are currently displayed. Of these, 247 projects are progressing within the stipulated timeframe, while nine projects have been reported as delayed.
Taking serious note of the delayed projects, the District Magistrate directed the concerned departmental officers and executing agencies to initiate immediate corrective action and ensure completion within the prescribed timeframe. She also reviewed the district’s marks and ranking on the Chief Minister’s Dashboard.
Single Family ID progress reviewed
Progress related to Single Family ID was also discussed in detail. The District Magistrate instructed officials to immediately address pending cases and rectify data-related deficiencies. She directed that the preparation and updating of Family IDs for eligible families be undertaken on a priority basis.
The District Magistrate further instructed all executing agencies to conduct regular inspections of construction works, closely monitor both quality and physical progress, and ensure that projects are completed within the prescribed timelines. Updated progress must also be uploaded regularly on the respective departmental portals.
She made it clear that negligence or unnecessary delay at any level would lead to fixation of responsibility on the concerned officer or executing agency.
Concluding the meeting, the District Magistrate directed all departmental officers to work in accordance with government priorities and ensure sustained improvement in schemes, development works and dashboard indicators so that Shravasti’s overall ranking improves further.
District-level officers, Block Development Officers, departmental officials and representatives of various executing agencies attended the meeting.
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