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Meghalaya CM launches eProposal System Conrad K Sangma

Meghalaya CM launches eProposal System

India Blooms News Service | @indiablooms | 08 Feb 2022, 06:18 pm

Shillong: Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma on Tuesday launched the eProposal System in Shillong which was also attended by Additional Chief Secretary, D P Wahlang, Principal Secretary, Dr Shakil P Ahammed, Commissioner & Secretary, Dr Vijay Kumar besides officers from NIC, Finance and Planning departments.

Speaking during the launch, Chief Minister, Conrad K Sangma said the objective of the eProposal System in governance is to ensure that the delivery mechanism improves at the grass root level reducing time and increasing efficiency to sanction various important projects.

He added that launching the eProposal System is a great milestone in governance which will really make a difference.

“The challenge now will be to get everyone on board and provide training at all the levels which will happen in the next two to three months,” he said.

He also said that launching the eProposal System in the 50th year of Statehood sends a strong message of reform.

The launch was also attended virtually by departments from other districts of the State. 

(Reporting by Hemanta Kumar Nath)

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