The Haryana government has decided to revamp all its e-disha centres in the state and convert these into Antyodaya SARAL Kendra (ASK) equipped with state of the art facilities, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said here today.
While ASKs are being revamped at all subdivisions in the state, he said, adding the state of the art ASKs shall also be set up at tehsil level.
More than 300 services will be provided in these centres. All kinds of Antyodaya services, schemes meant for weaker sections of the society and target groups will be available under one roof, the chief minister said.
At a meeting here, Khattar said with the new facilities, Antyodaya Sewa Melas would be organised at tehsil-levels to ensure greater reach of citizen-centric services.
All these services would be launched on April 14, he said.
The chief minister asked the officers concerned to review different welfare schemes of the government and connect these department-wise to ensure their better implementation.
Apart from this, a nodal officer should also be designated to implement all targeted schemes and services under ASKs, Khattar said.
It was informed in the meeting that all ASKs (e-disha centres) were being revamped in the state so that SARAL could be implemented for the benefit of the people in a better way, an official spokesperson said.
SARAL is being piloted in five ASKs. This will not only provide a hassle-free delivery of services, but will also help to check corruption, he said.
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