On July 26, 2025, a Video conference organized by the Revenue Department, with Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel addressing all district collectors and officials from Gandhinagar.
It was on the Theme “Life first” — ensuring that no human life is endangered due to negligence in administration. To Prioritize public safety and infrastructure inspections (e.g., roads, hospitals, schools, bridges). Review pending revenue operations, including iORA portal applications, land tenure conversions, and farmer verification cases. Resolve over 37,000 pending court cases through district‑wise action plans in coordination with legal authorities.
Promote use of AI and e‑governance for transparency and efficient administration. Enforce crackdowns on illegal mining activities.This was not just a meeting—it was a reaffirmation that administration must always put human life above procedure and work towards efficient, citizen-first governance. Regular virtual conferences like these are now an essential mechanism to resolve issues quickly and ensure transparency. The conference reframed core administrative issues through the lens of human impact—making safety, accountability, and citizen service the guiding principles of governance. During the meeting, officials were urged to inspect public infrastructure rigorously, fast‑track essential revenue and legal cases, and leverage technology for better delivery. Such video conferences have become key platforms for consolidating governance best practices across Gujarat, reinforcing the state’s commitment to liveable, responsive administration.
