Archive · 4 Sep 2025
Haryana Directs Disposal of Surplus Government Materials
The Haryana government is telling all its departments to get rid of stuff they don't need anymore.
This includes things that are extra, broken, or old.
They want to make sure money is used wisely.
Departments must send details about the unwanted items to the right places.
They have to ask permission before getting rid of anything.
The government wants to clear out storage space, stop things from getting ruined, and free up money.
They need to report what they are doing within a month and then every three months after that.
This is to make sure everything is handled correctly and quickly.
Haryana government issued a directive for disposal of surplus and unserviceable materials.
The directive applies to all departments, boards, and corporations.
The goal is to ensure financial discipline and optimal resource use.
Departments must submit details about materials and get approval before disposal.
Initial reports are due within 30 days, followed by quarterly updates.
- Who
- Haryana Government
- What
- Directed disposal of surplus and unserviceable materials
- When
- Not explicitly mentioned, but effective immediately upon letter's issuance
- Where
- Haryana, India
- Why
- To ensure financial discipline and optimize resource use; prevent storage issues and asset damage.
- Directive Issued By
- Haryana Government
- Issued to
- All departments, boards, and corporations
- Subject
- Disposal of surplus and unserviceable material
- Objective
- Ensure financial discipline and optimal resource use
- Reporting
- Initial report within 30 days, then quarterly