The Tamil Nadu government has launched the ‘Neengal Nalama’ (Are you fine?) scheme, a beneficiary outreach program aimed at reviewing the implementation of flagship schemes and addressing the grievances of the public. The initiative was kickstarted by Minister of Rural Development I. Periyasamy, with Chief Minister M.K. Stalin, other ministers, senior officials, and district collectors reaching out to beneficiaries across the state.
Under the ‘Neengal Nalama’ scheme, people will be directly contacted by the Chief Minister, Chief Secretary, Department Heads, Department Secretaries, and District Collectors to inquire about their level of benefit and to identify any bottlenecks related to various government schemes.
As part of the scheme, the Chief Minister launched a web portal where beneficiaries can express their opinions and provide feedback on the welfare projects of the Tamil Nadu government. This initiative aims to improve government services by eliciting views from beneficiaries through direct interaction with ministers, senior officials, and district collectors.
Some of the recent flagship programs of the Tamil Nadu government include:
By directly interacting with beneficiaries and gathering their feedback through the ‘Neengal Nalama’ scheme, the state government aims to improve its services and ensure that the benefits of its programs reach the intended recipients. Despite various political challenges, the state has reiterated its commitment to uplifting every family in Tamil Nadu through this initiative.
The ‘Neengal Nalama’ scheme is a significant step towards ensuring transparency, accountability, and effective implementation of welfare programs in Tamil Nadu. By actively seeking feedback from beneficiaries and addressing their grievances, the government aims to enhance the delivery of services and ensure that the benefits of its flagship schemes reach the intended population, ultimately contributing to the overall upliftment of the state’s citizens.
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