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Haryana Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini has directed all departments to upload their five-year roadmaps and action plans under Haryana Vision-2047 on the specially developed AI-based platform so that he can personally undertake a comprehensive review of the plans and their implementation.

The Chief Minister issued these directions while chairing a review meeting on the five-year roadmap and action plan of the Haryana Police Housing Corporation under Haryana Vision-2047 at the Haryana Civil Secretariat on Thursday.

During the meeting, he further directed the Haryana Police Housing Corporation to prepare a comprehensive plan for constructing an adequate number of high-quality residential units for police personnel across the state.

Nayab Singh Saini said that the five-year action plans of all departments would be uploaded on the AI platform and reviewed systematically to align every department with the vision of a Viksit Bharat, drawing inspiration from global best practices adopted by developed nations.

The Chief Minister further directed departments to submit not only their annual action plans but also detailed quarterly timelines outlining the activities to be undertaken for achieving their targets. He said that departmental progress would be reviewed on a quarterly basis and that compliance with directions issued during previous review meetings would also be closely monitored.

Emphasising accountability and preparedness, the Chief Minister directed all departments to submit their progress reports at least two days before the scheduled review meetings so that the reports could be examined in advance for a more effective and result-oriented assessment.

Managing Director of the Haryana Police Housing Corporation, Alok Mittal, informed that since its establishment in 1989, the Corporation has constructed 12,683 residential units for police personnel, 165 police stations, 21 police posts, 26 women police stations, 13 police lines, 3 police training centres, 21 police public schools, and around 400 other non-residential buildings.

The Chief Minister directed the Corporation to ensure that police stations, police lines and training centres are equipped with modern facilities and resources. He stressed that the highest standards of quality must be maintained in all projects.

Reviewing the status of existing infrastructure, Nayab Singh Saini also directed that all upcoming buildings should be designed as energy-efficient and green buildings, incorporating international standards and sustainable construction practices.

Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Arun Kumar Gupta, Principal Secretary, Department of Future, Amneet P. Kumar, OSD to Chief Minister and Director General of Swarna Jayanti Haryana Institute for Fiscal Management, Dr. Raj Nehru, along with other senior officers, were present on the occasion.

Complete Widening of all 12-Foot-Wide Roads to 18 Feet by March 2027 directs CM

CM reviews PWD (B&R) Department’s Five-Year Roadmap under Haryana Vision-2047

Chandigarh, June 4- Haryana Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini has directed that the work of widening all 12-foot-wide roads in the state to 18 feet must be completed by March 2027.

The Chief Minister issued these directions while chairing a review meeting of the five-year roadmap and action plan of the Public Works Department (Buildings and Roads) under Haryana Vision-2047 at the Haryana Civil Secretariat on Thursday.

He said that well-maintained roads of adequate width are essential for ensuring convenience and safe mobility for the public. In line with the earlier announcement made by the Chief Minister, directed that the width of all 12-foot-wide roads in the state be increased to 18 feet and that the work be completed before the end of the current financial year.

Reviewing the progress of the project, departmental officers informed the Chief Minister that Haryana currently has 3,240 kilometres of 12-foot-wide link roads that are being widened to 18 feet. Of these, widening work on 1,696 kilometres is presently underway, while the remaining 1,544 kilometres will also be widened during the current year.

The Chief Minister further directed the department to ensure high construction quality and provide proper road signage, berms and road markings, including white edge lines, on all roads.

Measures to Reduce Dust and Pollution in Urban Areas must be ensured-CM

Nayab Singh Saini said that to reduce dust, heat and pollution in urban areas, paver blocks or green grass should be developed along roadsides. Officers informed that, in the first phase, 138 roads covering a total length of 368 kilometres across six urban centres have been identified for the project.

Under this initiative, roadside tiling and green belts will be developed in Sonipat, Faridabad, Gurugram, Panipat, Rohtak and Karnal districts. The Chief Minister said that this work must be completed by November 2027.

Meanwhile, reviewing ongoing efforts to eliminate manned railway crossings and improve road connectivity, officers informed that the work is being undertaken through various departments in coordination with the Railways. However, some projects remain pending due to the non-availability of approvals from the Railway authorities.

The Chief Minister directed officers to prepare a list of all such pending cases and said that he would personally take up the matter with the Union Railway Minister to remove the bottlenecks. He also directed the department to complete all works falling within its own jurisdiction on a priority basis.

CM Reviews Bypass Projects

The Chief Minister also reviewed the progress of bypass projects being undertaken across the state for the convenience of commuters. Officers apprised him that out of 17 bypasses under construction, work on four has already been completed, while construction is in progress on several others. In some cases, land availability remains a challenge.

The Chief Minister directed officers to expedite land acquisition through the concerned Deputy Commissioners and ensure timely completion of these projects. He also asked the department to prepare a proposal for constructing a road for light vehicles beneath the elevated track in Kurukshetra.

Solar Panels on Every Building by 2028

The Chief Minister directed officers to prepare a comprehensive plan for installing solar panels on all government buildings, warehouses, Market Committee sheds and residential houses across the state so that Haryana can significantly reduce its dependence on purchasing electricity from outside sources.

He said that by 2028, no building in the state should remain without a solar panel installation. To achieve this objective, assistance should be taken from Central and State Government schemes as well as private sector participation. He further stated that, in addition to Central Government incentives, the State Government would also provide separate subsidies to encourage public participation.

The Chief Minister also directed officers to formulate an attractive scheme for installation of solar panels in industrial units and to make necessary amendments to building regulations and codes wherever required.

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