Archive · 5 Jan 2026
Haryana Forms Committee to Speed Up Projects
The Haryana government has created a special team to make sure big building and development projects get done faster.
This team will check on the projects every two weeks and report to the Chief Minister every two months.
They will look at why projects are delayed, how much they cost, and make sure everything is finished on time.
The team includes important government officials and a technical expert to help with the details.
They will send monthly reports to the Principal Secretary to keep everyone updated.
Haryana government forms a high-level monitoring committee to expedite development projects.
Committee includes Additional Principal Secretary, Officer on Special Duty, Senior Consultant to CM, and Chief Engineer for technical support.
Panel will monitor project timelines, delays, cost escalation, and completion, submitting monthly progress reports.
Reviews to be conducted every two weeks, with overall reviews at the Chief Minister's level every two months.
Committee aims to improve efficiency, accountability, and timely delivery of development works across the state.
- Who
- Haryana government, led by Chief Secretary Anurag Rastogi and a high-level monitoring committee
- What
- Formation of a monitoring committee to fast-track development projects
- When
- Committee formed on January 5, 2024
- Where
- Haryana, India
- Why
- To improve efficiency, accountability, and timely delivery of development works
- Committee Members
- Saket Kumar, Narender Pal Malik, Karan Ahlawadi, Rajeev Batish
- Review Frequency
- Every two weeks and bi-monthly at CM level
- Reporting Frequency
- Monthly progress reports to Principal Secretary
- Technical Support
- Chief Engineer (Public Health) Rajeev Batish
- Monitoring Focus
- Timelines, delays, cost escalation, project completion, asset maintenance
