New Delhi, Oct 30 (PTI) The Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation has exceeded its targets in

New Delhi, Oct 30 (PTI) The Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation has exceeded its targets in

New Delhi, Oct 30 (PTI) The Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation has exceeded its targets in

New Delhi, Oct 30 (PTI) The Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation has exceeded its targets in four parameters under the ongoing Special Campaign 6 and achieved 100 per cent of its targets in three others, according to an official statement.

     The campaign is being conducted by the department under the Ministry of Jal Shakti from October 2 to 31 to expedite the resolution of pending matters and promote cleanliness in government offices.

     As of October 29, the department reviewed 9,650 e-files against a target of 6,443, achieving 149.7 per cent of the target. It also recorded 37 PMO references against a target of 29 (127.5 per cent) and completed cleanliness drives at 422 sites against a target of 371 (113.7 per cent).

     The department also reviewed 8,452 physical files against a target of 7,724, achieving 109.4 per cent. It achieved 100 per cent of its targets in the categories of IMC (Cabinet notes), rules/process simplification and references from state governments.

     The department recorded 183 public grievances against a target of 190 (96.3 per cent), 77 MP/VIP references against 98 (78 per cent) and 45 public grievance appeals against 61 (73.7 per cent).

     It also recorded 19 of the 32 Parliament assurances (59.3 per cent) and disposed of 694 of the targeted 1,515 e-waste items (45.8 per cent).

     The statement said Rs 78.45 lakh was generated through scrap disposal, while 1,980 physical files were weeded out and 2,966 e-files closed. The campaign also freed up 1,441 square feet of office space.

     Secretary of the department Archana Varma reviewed the campaign's progress at a senior officers' meeting on October 28 and expressed satisfaction with the efforts being undertaken by the department and its organisations.

     She also emphasised the need to dispose of pending matters at the earliest before the October 31 deadline.

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