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CM calls Dashboard testament to his commitment for people’s well-being

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CHENNAI: Chief Minister MK Stalin on Thursday said the “CM’s Dashboard,” a real-time monitoring of project implementa­tion in the state, is a testament to his commitment to public well-being.

Launching the ‘Dashboard’ at the state Secretaria­t on Thursday morning, Stalin said that he insisted on implementi­ng the Dashboard scheme in his first meeting of the government secretarie­s after forming the government.

“In order to give a transparen­t, capable and responsive governance to the people, I wanted accurate field reports on a daily basis for which I had discussed with many experts. Many of them said the dashboard informatio­n board is the best way to access informatio­n on a real-time basis using technology. As soon as I assumed office as the CM, I asked for the ‘Dashboard’ at the earliest during the first meeting with Secretarie­s to the government,” Stalin said, in a short two-minute video released during inaugurati­on.

“Through this (Dashboard), we will be able to provide responsive, capable, and transparen­t governance to the people of TN. This government not only moves at a quick pace but also with wisdom. This government is not only about fast pace but also about precision. The Dashboard is a testament to my commitment to your well-being,” Stalin said.

State Water Resourses and Irrigation Minister Duraimurug­an, IT Minister Mano Thangaraj and Chief Secretary V Iraianbu were present during the launch.

19 MSME start-ups get TANSEED first installmen­t

Meanwhile, the Chief Minister also handed over the first installmen­t subsidy of Rs 5 lakh for selected 19 MSME startups under Tamil Nadu Startup Seed Grant Fund (TANSEED).

 ?? ?? Chief Minister MK Stalin, Ministers Duraimurug­an and Mano Thangaraj and Chief Secretary V Iraianbu at the launch of the CM Dashboard at the Secretaria­t on Thursday
Chief Minister MK Stalin, Ministers Duraimurug­an and Mano Thangaraj and Chief Secretary V Iraianbu at the launch of the CM Dashboard at the Secretaria­t on Thursday

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