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Operationalise monitoring system to track files: CS

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June 30, 2011
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Srinagar: Jammu and Kashmir Chief Secretary Madhav Lal has asked the administrative Secretaries to ensure early operationalisation of file monitoring system.
The process will help track disposal and records for easy reference, he said.
Chairing a meeting of administrative Secretaries here today, the Chief Secretary called for fast tracking human resource branches in the identified departments for profiling complete bio-data of State cadre officers.
The move will help clear stuck up promotion proposals of officers in the identified departments, he maintained.
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