Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has once again made a frank comment on the government and bureaucracy. Gadkari said that there is a large level of ego in the government. They think that they are superior and know everything, so they do not consult people at all. A good man should always accompany the slanderer. Gadkari made these remarks at Delhi during the launch of the 'Consult' app.
Gadkari further said that government projects get delayed due to not taking timely decisions. He said that the problem is not what decisions make, the problem is that they do not make decisions. The secretary handles the joint secretary's mistake, the secretary's mistake is handled by the minister. But I am transparent, belief in fixing responsibility.
When asked why there was no protest on the issue of land acquisition, Gadkari said that despite the ongoing projects of all the National Highways, Expressways, there are no protests on the issue of land acquisition anywhere. Now more money is given for land acquisition. Because of this people no longer come to say don't take my land. People now come to say that take my land too.
When Union Minister Gadkari was asked about the Green Corridor from Rajasthan through this app. He said that we have decided that instead of the State Government, we should set up a plant ourselves to make Green Corridor. We have decided to set up 12000 plants on Dwarka Expressway.
Also, we have decided to set up a treebank. We have planted 40 million trees on the Green Corridor and are also linking it with G-tag. From this, it will be known that how much the tree has grown, its record will be there.
Union Minister Nitin Gadkari launched the Consult app on Monday. It has been made by former IAS officer Raghav Chandra. 380 experts from 65 regions of the country are connected on this app. NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh Kant was also present in the program. He told that in the coming time, NITI Aayog will also take the help of this app. Experts related to every issue will be found on this app.
Through the app, information can be taken directly from experts on 65 subjects. These subjects include health, security, agriculture, environment, foreign affairs, Kashmir affairs, railways, economic, women empowerment, religion, and spirituality. The first minute of talking will be free, and after that, a fee will be charged. However, the charges will be credited to the expert's account.