Vijayawada, Sep 24 (Reporter) Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister, Chandrababu Naidu, on Tuesday directed the officials to prepare a project for extending better services to the people through the Real Time Governance (RTG). The Chief Minister, for the first time after assuming charge, visited the RTG Centre in the State Secretariat, which was launched during the previous TDP regime, in the most prestigious manner. The YSRCP, which came to power later, completely ignored it. However, Chandrababu visited the centre on Tuesday and reviewed its performance. Later, the Chief Minister held a meeting with the Chief Secretary and the Director General of Police (DGP) at the Central Command Control Centre of the RTG and discussed in detail how to make the public services easy through the RTG and accelerate the administration. He also directed the officials on the steps to be taken through RTG in the future. "All the departments should utilise the services of RTG with regard to the master data of the people and formulate a plan as to how to extend immediate and better services to them. Policies should be framed for giving immediate service to the people with regard to programmes like Aadhar registration, vaccination data, school admissions, registration of names in ration cards, marriage certificates, and other certificates," the Chief Minister said. Also, the officials should work out how the RTG can be utilised for speedy services with regard to sanitation, traffic, accidents, crime, irrigation projects, floods, calamities, disaster management, and other issues, he told the officials. The Chief Minister felt that if real-time governance is active in analysing the data through CCTV cameras and drones, people will get immediate justice. Thus a special project be prepared in 100 days on public services and the programmes to be taken up through RTG, Chandrababu Naidu told the officials...////...