Gandhinagar, Nov 1 (NationPress) The government of Gujarat has unveiled a fresh roster of in-charge ministers designated for various districts throughout the state. This initiative is aimed at fostering efficient administration and robust oversight of government programs at the grassroots level, as stated by an official.

The official explained that this decision seeks to bolster coordination between the state government and district administrations while improving the monitoring of welfare schemes, development projects, and public service delivery systems.

The newly appointed ministers will have the responsibility of supervising the implementation of government initiatives in their assigned districts, as well as assessing the advancement of significant projects across different departments. Additionally, they will serve as the primary liaison between the district administration and the state secretariat.

An official notification indicated that these ministers will routinely evaluate the progress of flagship schemes and convene meetings with local officials to resolve administrative challenges, ensuring timely execution of development initiatives. They will also oversee law and order in collaboration with the appropriate district authorities.

The government emphasized that this reallocation was conducted to guarantee equitable administrative focus across all districts and to enhance accountability in governance at the community level.

Under this new framework, each minister will be allocated specific districts, with changes taking effect immediately. The General Administration Department has issued official orders to confirm the new allocations.

Officials mentioned that the in-charge ministers will periodically report their district activities, project progress, and any emerging challenges necessitating state-level intervention to the Chief Minister’s Office.

This initiative aims to enhance inter-departmental coordination and achieve quicker resolutions to public welfare, infrastructure, health, education, and agriculture issues.

The government's decision follows a systematic review of administrative duties to maintain efficiency and to allow ministers to concentrate on district-level governance, in addition to their existing departmental responsibilities.

The state government highlighted that this reallocation is part of ongoing efforts to improve service delivery systems and make governance more responsive to citizen needs.

The updated list of in-charge ministers and their assigned districts has been distributed to all relevant departments and district offices for immediate implementation.