Governor Haribhaau Bagde on 27 October reviewed various departmental schemes with district‑level officials at the Diakin Japanese Institute of Manufacturing Excellence (DJME) in Neemrana. The meeting discussed agriculture, social justice, health, education, drug‑free and TB‑free campaigns.
During the review of the Drug‑Free India campaign, the Governor directed stricter inter‑departmental coordination, school‑college awareness programmes and village‑wise monitoring to curb narcotics. He said, “Implement welfare schemes with transparency and accountability.”
Directions for Health and Education Departments
The Health Department was instructed under the TB‑Free India campaign to ensure timely identification of patients, regular treatment and nutritional support for eligible beneficiaries. The Governor emphasized expanding health‑service reach and raising public awareness.
The Education Department was directed to improve academic quality, ensure regular student attendance and arrange remedial classes for weaker students. Emphasis was placed on coordinated efforts of teachers, parents and students to improve board exam results.
Discussion on agriculture and social security schemes
The Agriculture Department received instructions to ensure timely availability of fertilizers, balanced use of chemical fertilizers and promotion of organic farming. Emphasis was placed on making social security pension, Palanhār scheme and other welfare programmes simple, transparent and targeted to beneficiaries.
- Strengthen village‑wise monitoring in the drug‑free campaign
- Provide timely treatment and nutritional support to TB patients
- Guide students for competitive exams such as NEET‑UG, JEE, etc.