CS Reviews State Pragati Portal and Reforms in Dehradun

Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan led a review of the State Pragati Portal, emphasizing the importance of reforms for citizen welfare and business environment.

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In a significant development, Chief Secretary Anand Bardhan conducted a review of the State Pragati Portal in Dehradun, India, on April 1, 2023. This initiative aims to enhance the monitoring of all significant State and Centrally sponsored schemes through a centralized platform.

During the review, Bardhan directed all departments to upload details of their major schemes onto the portal as soon as possible. “He directed all the departments to upload details of their major schemes on the platform at the earliest to facilitate comprehensive oversight,” he stated, highlighting the urgency of this task.

The review comes at a time when the government is focusing on the D-BRAP-2025 initiative, which encompasses 154 reform points designed to be implemented across all states and union territories. This initiative aims to transform governance through digitization, transparency, and time-bound service delivery.

In addition to the portal review, CS Garvita Gaba recently resigned from her position as Company Secretary and Compliance Officer at Shri Krishna Prasadam Limited, effective February 16, 2026. Her resignation was attributed to marriage and personal reasons, marking a notable change in the organization.

As part of the ongoing reforms, Bardhan emphasized the importance of fast-tracking pending reforms under D-BRAP-2025. The CS underscored the significance of these reforms in improving citizen welfare and fostering a conducive business environment across Jammu and Kashmir.

Atal Dulloo, a key figure in the reform process, reiterated the need for sustained momentum in implementing these reforms. “The pace of reforms must be sustained and tangible outcomes achieved without exception,” he remarked, indicating the government’s commitment to these initiatives.

A real-time monitoring dashboard for service delivery has been developed in line with the guidelines set forth by the Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT). This tool is expected to enhance transparency and efficiency in service delivery.

As departments prepare to implement these reforms, the focus remains on ensuring 100 percent compliance with the prescribed measures. The reforms aim to create a more efficient governance structure that prioritizes the needs of citizens and businesses alike.

With the State Pragati Portal and D-BRAP-2025 initiatives, the government is taking significant steps toward improving the overall governance framework. The outcomes of these efforts will be closely monitored in the coming months.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding the full impact of these reforms, but the initial reactions from officials suggest a positive outlook for the future of governance in the region.