Govt to set up special dept for Pravasi Rajasthanis
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Directing officials to ensure the event's success, Sharma ordered that guidelines be issued to appoint additional district collectors as nodal officers in all districts to address issues related to non-resident Rajasthanis. This single point of contact will ensure prompt action on matters concerning non-residents and the CM said this should be monitored regularly.
Many non-resident Rajasthanis are set to participate in the one-day conference. Sharma said that in pursuit of the goal of 'Aapno Agrani Rajasthan', the cooperation of non-resident Rajasthanis should be sought to increase investments in the state. "Officials should maintain regular contact with non-resident Rajasthanis and encourage them to invest in the state," he said. TNN
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