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Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu connected Monday stressed the request for extended usage of exertion successful governance to easiness the workload of field-level employees and heighten ratio successful nationalist work delivery. He directed officials to supply due grooming wherever show gaps beryllium and to guarantee continuous monitoring for achieving tangible outcomes.
Chairing a reappraisal gathering of the Real-Time Governance Society astatine the campy office, the Chief Minister said galore governance-related challenges could beryllium efficaciously addressed done technology-driven solutions. He underlined the value of encouraging officials and employees astatine each levels to follow integer tools successful their day-to-day functioning.
Declaring 2026 arsenic the Technology-Driven Decision Making Year, Mr. Naidu said the relation of Artificial Intelligence indispensable beryllium expanded crossed authorities services. He instructed officials to leverage AI for faster redressal of nationalist grievances and to fortify data-driven governance for informed policymaking.
Officials informed the Chief Minister that done Mana Mitra WhatsApp Governance, arsenic galore arsenic 878 authorities services are presently being delivered to citizens. So far, astir 1.43 crore radical person availed of these services, indicating the increasing acceptance of integer governance platforms.
The Chief Minister said the authorities would spot greater accent connected integrating exertion crossed departments to amended transparency, accountability and work quality. He besides reviewed the show of cardinal departments specified arsenic Health, Agriculture, Revenue, Roads, Transport RTA and Fire Services, and directed officials to further amended outcomes done technological interventions.
Reiterating his imaginativeness of businesslike and citizen-centric governance, Mr. Naidu said exertion should enactment arsenic a catalyst for amended decision-making and faster work delivery, benefiting some authorities employees and the public.
