Maharashtra Enhances Jyotirlinga Sites with Senior IAS Oversight
The Maharashtra government has appointed senior IAS officers to oversee development plans worth crores for five Jyotirlinga sites. These officers will ensure timely execution, coordinating across departments and submitting reports to Chief Minister Fadnavis. The projects aim to upgrade infrastructure and enhance pilgrimage experiences across the state.
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In a groundbreaking move, the Maharashtra government has taken a significant step towards enhancing its cultural heritage by appointing senior IAS officers to monitor the development plans of five major Jyotirlinga sites.
These officers are tasked with conducting regular project reviews and reporting directly to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, according to a statement from the Chief Minister's Office on Wednesday.
The development plans have already received approval from high-level committees, and necessary government resolutions have been issued. Spanning across various districts, these sacred sites are set to undergo infrastructural enhancements with considerable financial allocations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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