4345 Panchayats of Jharkhand will have social audit, schemes will be open – social audit in Jharkhand Panchayats Ranchi News on transparency

Jagran correspondent, Medinagar (Palamu). The Jharkhand government has taken a big step to make the Panchayati Raj system more transparent and accountable. Social audit of the Panchayati Raj section schemes will be made in a total of 4,345 panchayats from the state. It also contains 265 Panchayats in the Palamu district. Through social audit, activities and achievements of departmental schemes and programs, including Panchayat buildings, Panchayat Gyan Kendra, Digital Panchayat scheme will be reviewed. During this period, the implementation of the schemes, transparency and the benefits given to the public will be thoroughly investigated. In this regard, the Director of Panchayati Raj wrote a letter to the director of Jharkhand Social Audit Society and issued the necessary guidelines. This will ensure that the correct position of the schemes can be revealed at the Panchayat level and that the defects can be removed. The transparency of schemes related to rural development and Panchayati Raj has long been questioned. Social audit will not only clear up the real situation, but also determine the accountability of public representatives and officials. Details of inspection under Social Audit MnRega Yojana: Labor Registration, Worksheet, Job acceptance, Geo-labeling, Musterrol, E-MB entry, wage and material list, FTO process and solving related problems. Panchayat building and secretariat: Correct use of monthly grants assigned for internet, drinking water, electricity, security, cleanliness, generators and other comfortable expenses. Panchayat Knowledge Center: Library, books, magazines, computers, furniture, TV, committee activities and availability to the public. Digital Panchayat Scheme: Aadhaar Card, Banking, Dietary Service, Postal Service, Birth Ox Certificate, Jhazeva services. Other facilities: Panchayat building to be active, regional and district offices baseline, equipment and vehicles, valid power connections and alternative arrangements, separate toilets for women and men, Cradle House for mothers, street lights, priorities for women issues.