Emphasis on Effective Implementation

During the meeting held at the Secretariat, Mr. Dinesh Kumar assessed the progress of budget announcements for the years 2024-25, 2025-26, and 2026-27, alongside key financial initiatives such as the ‘Schematic Budget’ and ‘SNA-Sparsh’. The discussion focused on several critical areas:

• Expeditious Disposal of Pending Tasks: Mr. Kumar directed officials to formulate a special action plan for the time-bound resolution of pending files on the ‘RajKaj’ portal and unresolved legislative assembly questions.
• Monitoring of Budget Announcements: To ensure that the Chief Minister’s announcements are implemented on the ground in a timely manner, he instructed departmental officers to hold regular periodic review meetings.
• Financial and Administrative Coordination: Discussing administrative issues related to central government assistance funds and land allotment, he emphasized making the administrative processes more transparent and efficient.

Progress Deemed Satisfactory

Expressing satisfaction with the functioning of the departments, the Additional Chief Secretary noted that the implementation of all schemes is currently on the right track. He directed officials to establish better coordination with the Directorate of Special Abled Persons, Anuja Nigam, and the Department of Child Empowerment to make services more accessible to the public.

The meeting was attended by the Commissioner of the Directorate of Special Abled Persons Mr. Iqbal Khan, Director of Social Justice and Empowerment Mr. Lalit Kumar, and other senior departmental officers. The government maintains a firm stance that the benefits of public welfare schemes must reach the last person in the queue, for which administrative proactivity is essential.

Disclaimer: This news article is based on the official government press release and information shared during the departmental review meeting. It has been prepared for public information purposes.

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Directs Action Against Personnel Absent Without Permission

Excise Commissioner Mr. Namit Mehta emphasized that maintaining cleanliness and order at the workplace must be a moral duty for every officer and employee. During a visit to the department’s headquarters, he noted that piles of unorganized files and a lack of hygiene create an atmosphere of chaos, which is unacceptable and requires immediate rectification.

Strict Stance on Indiscipline

The Commissioner conducted a surprise inspection of various sections at the Excise Headquarters building in Udaipur on Tuesday. Key directives issued during the inspection include:

• Action Against Absenteeism: He ordered immediate disciplinary action against employees found absent from their duties without prior authorization.
• File Management: Instructions were given for the proper maintenance and storage of files. Bundles of old records are to be systematically moved to the record room.
• Transparency & Identification: Every office room must clearly display the name and designation of the officer, along with the specific section name, outside the door.

Laboratory and Helpline Protocols

Mr. Mehta also reviewed technical and public-facing departments:

1. Excise Laboratory: He directed that the stock of sample bottles received must be disposed of according to established legal procedures.
2. Helpline Monitoring: A mandate was issued to provide a Daily Report of actions taken on complaints registered via the Excise Helpline to ensure a robust feedback mechanism.

Infrastructure Improvements

To improve the working environment and safety, the Commissioner ordered the systematic organization of internet and electrical wiring across all sections. He personally inspected several departments, including:

• Hotel-Bar Section, IT, and Accounts.
• Establishment Branch, PRO Room, and APAR Section.
• Legal Advice, Recovery Section, and the Helpline Control Room.

Conclusion

This surprise inspection by the Excise Commissioner serves as a clear signal for improved departmental efficiency and accountability. By focusing on both administrative discipline and infrastructure, the department aims to accelerate the resolution of public grievances and streamline its internal operations.

Disclaimer: This report is based on the official inspection summary and press notes issued by the Excise Department of Rajasthan regarding the headquarters review on May 12, 2026.

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Exam Schedule and Venue

As per the directions of Hemraj Paridwal, Additional District Collector (ADC) and Chairman of the Typing Examination Organizing Committee, the test will be conducted on May 21, 2026.

• Time: 11:00 AM
• Venue: Government Post Graduate College, Karauli

Implementation of Digital Testing

To ensure transparency and accuracy, the administration has decided to conduct the examination using specialized testing software. This digital approach aims to objectively assess the clerical proficiency and technical speed of the candidates currently serving in various district departments.

Important Instructions for Candidates

The District Administration has issued the following guidelines for the participating personnel:

• Admit Cards: The hall tickets have been successfully uploaded to the district’s official website. Candidates are advised to download and print their copies well in advance.
• Identification: It is mandatory for all candidates to carry a valid photo ID proof (Original) to the examination center.
• Reporting Time: Candidates are instructed to ensure their presence at the venue strictly according to the scheduled time to avoid any technical delays.

The successful completion of this proficiency test is an essential milestone for personnel appointed under the compassionate category to formalize their departmental roles.

Disclaimer: This news report is based on the official press release issued by the Office of Information and Public Relations (DIPR), Karauli. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, candidates are requested to verify all dates and instructions from the official district website or their respective department heads. The publisher is not responsible for any last-minute changes made by the organizing committee.

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