Maharashtra Pollution Control Board Secures 5th Rank In CM’s 150-Day e-Governance Evaluation

Mumbai

oi-Oneindia Staff

The
Maharashtra
Pollution
Control
Board
(MPCB)
has
secured
the
fifth
rank
in
the
prestigious
e-Governance
evaluation
conducted
under
the
Hon’ble
Chief
Minister’s
150-Day
Programme.

Competing
with
97
boards,
corporations
and
authorities
across
Maharashtra,
MPCB
recorded
a
strong
performance
in
the
e-Governance
category
analysis.

This
achievement
reflects
the
Board’s
sustained
commitment
to
digital
transformation,
technology-driven
administration
and
citizen-centric
service
delivery,
aimed
at
enhancing
transparency
and
accountability
for
stakeholders
across
the
state.

Leadership
Drives
MPCB’s
Digital
Governance
Push

The
success
has
been
largely
attributed
to
the
leadership
of
the
Hon’ble
Member
Secretary,

Mr.
M.
Devender
Singh,
IAS,
who
led
the
presentation
of
MPCB’s
e-Governance
initiatives
during
the
evaluation
process
and
aligned
the
Board’s
digital
roadmap
with
the
objectives
of
the
Chief
Minister’s
programme.

“The
recognition
achieved
under
the
150-Day
Programme
reflects
the
collective
efforts
of
our
officers
and
staff
in
strengthening
digital
systems,
improving
processes
and
delivering
transparent
services
to
citizens,” said
Hon’ble
Member
Secretary,
Mr.

M.
Devender
Singh,
IAS.
“Our
focus
has
remained
on
leveraging
technology
to
enhance
efficiency
and
accountability
across
the
organisation.”

Chairman’s
Guidance
Strengthens
Coordination
and
Compliance

The
continuous
guidance
and
supervision
of
the
Hon’ble
Chairman,

Mr.
Siddheshji
Kadam,
provided
crucial
support
to
the
IT
Department
and
other
teams
involved
in
the
evaluation.
His
oversight
ensured
effective
coordination
during
audits,
data
analysis
and
technical
presentations,
helping
the
Board
meet
all
stringent
assessment
criteria.

“Securing
a
position
among
the
top
five
is
a
source
of
motivation
for
the
entire
Board
and
reinforces
our
commitment
to
strengthening
the
organisation’s
mission
and
vision,”
said
Hon’ble
Chairman,

Mr.
Siddheshji
Kadam.
“We
will
continue
to
accelerate
e-Governance
reforms
and
government
process
reengineering
to
set
higher
benchmarks
in
transparent,
efficient
and
accessible
public
service
delivery.”

Teamwide
Effort
Behind
the
Recognition

The
achievement
is
also
credited
to
the
dedicated
efforts
of
heads
of
departments,
officers
and
staff
across
all
branches
of
MPCB.
Their
work
in
ensuring
data
readiness,
strengthening
internal
systems
and
improving
process
efficiency
played
a
key
role
in
earning
this
recognition.

This
noteworthy
accomplishment
has
received
congratulations
from
various
quarters
and
further
motivates
the
Maharashtra
Pollution
Control
Board
to
deepen
its
digital
governance
initiatives
in
the
coming
period.