Resolve pending cases on Single Window System Portal within 10 days: Chief Secretary

Ranchi: Chief Secretary Sukhdeo Singh has asked the concerned department heads to clear the pending cases on Single Window System Portal within 10 days. While reviewing the pending applications of professional services applied through Single Window System Portal under his chairmanship he directed that the cases which have not yet been integrated on the Single Window System portal, should be ensured without delay.

He directed that the disposal of pending applications should be expedited by the Additional Chief Secretary, Forest, Environment and Climate Change Department by reviewing through video conferencing with all the forest divisional officers. At the same time all the concerned departmental secretaries present in the meeting were expected to ensure speedy disposal of pending cases by coordinating with their departmental regional officers, so that investors do not have to worry about various types of clearances.

During the review it was found that as per the instructions of the Chief Secretary all the concerned departments had launched a campaign for the disposal of the applications received on the Single Window System Portal. In this sequence, 270 cases have been settled by Forest, Environment and Climate Change Department, 335 by Labour Planning and Training Department, 207 by Commercial Tax Department, 41 by Urban Development Department, 95 by JBVNL.

In the review meeting chaired by the Chief Secretary, Additional Chief Secretary, Forest, Environment and Climate Change Department L Khiangte, Principal Secretary, Energy Department Avinash Kumar, Principal Secretary, Home, Prison and Disaster Management Department Rajiv Arun Ekka, Road Construction Department Secretary Sunil Kumar, Secretary of Urban Development and Housing Vinay Choubey, Secretary of Industries Pooja Singhal, Secretary of Labour, Planning and Skill Development Praveen Toppo, Director Industries and Member- Secretary Pollution Control Board Jitendra Kumar Singh were present.