Ensure utilisation of funds for people's welfare: Raje to

Rajasthan Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje today called upon district collectors to ensure public funds are utilised for welfare of people.
The state government is running many ambitious schemes for the welfare of all sections of the society including the poor, backward, villagers, women and youth and public funds are being spent on these so their is a need to ensure that every single penny is utilised in public interest, she said.
Raje said this while addressing the second day of the Collectors-SPs conference here.
She reviewed the state's urban development schemes and directed the officials to ensure that implemented in toto.

Apart from infrastructure projects, she directed collectors to inspect hostels.
Raje said quality seed should be provided to farmers and directed officials to analyse their seed and fertilisers requirements.

Prior to it, state agriculture department informed that chief minister beej swavlamban yojna will soon start in Kota, Bhilwara and Udaipur.
The Department of social justice and empowerment in its presentation said 57 lakh people are getting benefitted of social security pension in their bank accounts.
In 2013-14, only four lakh were getting the funds deposited directly in their account.
The chief minister directed to ensure 100 per cent benefits are provided to beneficiaries.

Raje also directed district collectors to put up electronic display boards outside every gram panchayat informing about the funds sanctioned to them for bringing transparency.
She appreciated the efforts taken in Aaganwadi centres by starting toy centre and providing uniforms.