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Gir Semnath, 23 November (HIST). While concluding the 11th Chintan Shivir of the state government on Saturday, Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel proposed the formation of an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Task Force to bring greater speed and transparency in the implementation of administrative reforms and public welfare schemes through extensive use of technology in the state. Announced. On this occasion, the Chief Minister also digitally unveiled the permanent logos of Chintan Shivir.
Speaking at the closing ceremony on the third and last day of the 11th Chintan Shivir organized in the presence of Somnath Mahadev, Patel said that Gujarat will use AI to adopt the approach of saturation by including 100 percent beneficiaries by expanding the scope of public welfare schemes through the use of technology. Committed to realizing it comprehensively. In the concluding session of the Chintan Shivir, he told senior secretaries, district collectors and district development officers (DDOs) to intensify the use of AI in the fields of malnutrition, education, health, agriculture, infrastructure and employment and public grievance redressal. He said that a high level task force will be formed for this purpose. Based on the recommendations that the task force will give in a month, the state government’s aim is to achieve sustainable development through AI and data analysis.
Chief Minister Bhupendra Patal said that the government administration should play such an effective role that those who do wrong should have fear of the administration. He also said that mistakes made with bonafide intentions can be prosecuted, but malafide intentions will not be prosecuted at any cost. He implemented the six principles of Karmayoga and inspired employees to work as Karmayogis. He said that these principles are interconnected with each other in such a way that if any one principle is implemented in personal life, it will have a powerful impact on the overall personality and actions.
The Chief Minister said that in the group discussion sessions organized in this three-day thinking camp, four important issues like creating employment opportunities, increasing income in rural areas, saturation in government services, contribution of district administration and local bodies in tourism development were discussed. But there has been some thinking. The Chief Minister suggested to implement their recommendations expeditiously at the district level. In this context, he made a special request that every District Collector and District Development Officer should ensure three projects in their district on the basis of these recommendations and take expeditious action on them and also keep reviewing their progress from time to time and take action on any development related issue. We should also proceed in our work keeping the environment in mind. Bhupendra Patel suggested to the district administrators that the role of district administration is key in the link from village level to the state government. In such a situation, care should be taken to ensure that there is no gap of any kind between the village level and the government. He said that if there is a problem of economics or confusion in understanding somewhere in the daily administrative work or various processes, then these thinking camps have become guides in solving such problems by collectively thinking about them.
While giving vote of thanks for the 11th state level Chintan Shivir, Additional Chief Secretary, General Administration Department, Kamal Dayani thanked Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel, all the members of the state cabinet, senior secretaries, district collectors and DDOs for actively participating in group discussions on various topics and providing useful information. Expressed gratitude for giving recommendations. He said that best results can be achieved with proper coordination and cooperation between different departments of the government and between different offices at the district level. He also asked them to move forward by assimilating the new perspectives and new ideas gained through the camp. He expressed his gratitude to Principal Secretary of General Administration Department, Harit Shukla, Gir Somnath District Collector and the entire district administration for the overall organization of the Chintan Shivir. In the closing ceremony of the Chintan Shivir, Finance and Energy Minister Kanubhai Desai and cabinet members, Principal Chief Advisor to the Chief Minister Dr. Hasmukh Adhia, Chief Secretary Raj Kumar, Additional Chief Secretary of the State Government, Principal Secretary, Secretary, District Collector and District Development Officer were present. Be present.