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SHOPIAN, SEPTEMBER 15:  DDC Shopian Mohammad Aijaz Asad chaired a meeting to review the progress of registration on public financial management system (PFMS) and on the GeM portal for e-procurements.
          He interacted with all the drawing and disbursing officers of the district. On the occasion the DDC said that PFMS is a web based online system for fund management and e-payment. The system provides a financial platform for all the centrally sponsored schemes (CSS) of the government, database of all implementing agencies and beneficiaries and integration with district treasury.       
          The DDC impressed upon the DDOs to get in touch with their respective Administrative Departments and expedite the process of migration on PMFS. This will improve program administration and management, direct payment to beneficiaries and greater transparency and accountability in the use of public funds.

Regarding e-procurements, it was decided the District Informatics Officer shall be Nodal officer who shall facilitate the registration on GeM enabling departments to switch over to e-procurements.
Reviews GST implementation, GeM portal, Smart City Mission

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 30: Prime Minister, Narendra Modi today complimented the States for the good work done in the smooth implementation of Goods and Service Tax (GST) regime and said that the apprehensions with regard to GST have been proven to be unfounded, and a smooth transition has happened. He asked all Chief Secretaries to further boost efforts to increase registration under GST, and to achieve a quantum jump in this regard within a month. 
The Prime Minister said this while reviewing the progress of flagship central projects in his twenty-first interaction through Pro-active Governance and Timely Implementation (PRAGATI) initiative with Union Secretaries of various Ministries and Chief Secretaries of the States.
J&K Chief Secretary, B B Vyas also participated in the video conference.
Prime Minister also called upon the State Chief Secretaries to make effective use of Government e-Marketing (GeM) portal for procurement of material and supplies. He said GeM portal has improved transparency, and has reduced wasteful expenditure. He asked Chief Secretaries to give priority to GeM in government procurements and in this regard submit a report to the Union Cabinet Secretariat.
Prime Minister also reviewed the progress of various central projects related to Railways and Road Transport & Highways, handling and resolution of grievances related to patents and trademarks and the status of the Smart City Mission. He appreciated the participation of cities in the challenge route. He said the challenge before everyone is now to ensure implementation and expeditious completion of the work in the 90 identified cities, with high quality. He asked Chief Secretaries to hold regular review meetings, so that bottlenecks, if any, in the implementation of Smart City Mission are addressed on priority.
Prime Minister also reviewed the progress of the Forest Rights Act and emphasized the importance of using space technology to determine the rights of tribal communities, and settle claims expeditiously