Minister of State for Social Justice & Empowerment, A. Narayanaswamy on Friday reviewed the implementation of Centrally Sponsored Schemes in Wokha district. A DIPR report stated that the minister visited Longsa village and held interaction with the public leaders, village council and Self Help Group to get first-hand information on the Centrally Sponsored Schemes.
He said that under the dynamic leadership of Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi, the government was keen to develop the Northeastern states. It was for this reason, the Government of India has been giving special attention and have been monitoring all the schemes and programmes to ensure that the schemes were properly implemented and the general public were benefitted.
Meanwhile, Longsa Village Council submitted a memorandum to the MoS for widening and blacktopping of Longsa village road covering about 3 km and construction of RCC bridge. Later, the minister also held an interaction with all the Head of Offices under Wokha district.
At the meeting, department of Health & Family Welfare, RD, PHED, Water Resources, Social Welfare and PHE Road & Bridges highlighted about the various centrally sponsored schemes taken up and ongoing projects under their respective departments.
Narayanaswamy urged the departments to strictly follow the guidelines and ensure that schemes were effectively implemented. He also directed all officers to be sincere and dedicated in discharging their assign responsibilities in order to achieve the goals and desires of the government.
Earlier, the minister also launched the Wokha SAATHI Chatbot single Point Hub for Citizen Service at the Deputy Commissioner Conference Hall, Wokha. SAATHI Chatbot is an innovative initiative aimed at enhancing citizen-government interaction and service delivery through the implementation of a conversational Albased chatbot operating on the Whatsapp channel (Whatsapp No.7005577231).
Friday, September 11, 2026