<p>Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday visited Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani's residence here to understand the functioning of the 'CM Dashboard' monitoring system.</p>.<p>It was launched last year to monitor the district-level execution of various government schemes.</p>.<p>The system operates from a room containing a large wall of video screens in a room at the chief minister's official residence.</p>.<p>Shah, after attending a program of the state police department in the morning, visited Rupani's residence, said an official release.</p>.<p>He was impressed by the system which facilitates real-time monitoring of schemes, it added.</p>.<p>Later, the Union home minister visited the Gandhinagar Capital Railway Station to launch various projects, including Wi-Fi facility at Gandhinagar and five other nearby stations.</p>.<p>He also inaugurated, through remote control, a new announcement system at Chandlodia and Kalol stations and an electric chart display at Ahmedabad's Sabarmati station.</p>.<p>Shah also unfurled a huge tricolour measuring 30 X 20 feet on a 100-feet mast installed outside the Gandhinagar railway station. </p>
<p>Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Saturday visited Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani's residence here to understand the functioning of the 'CM Dashboard' monitoring system.</p>.<p>It was launched last year to monitor the district-level execution of various government schemes.</p>.<p>The system operates from a room containing a large wall of video screens in a room at the chief minister's official residence.</p>.<p>Shah, after attending a program of the state police department in the morning, visited Rupani's residence, said an official release.</p>.<p>He was impressed by the system which facilitates real-time monitoring of schemes, it added.</p>.<p>Later, the Union home minister visited the Gandhinagar Capital Railway Station to launch various projects, including Wi-Fi facility at Gandhinagar and five other nearby stations.</p>.<p>He also inaugurated, through remote control, a new announcement system at Chandlodia and Kalol stations and an electric chart display at Ahmedabad's Sabarmati station.</p>.<p>Shah also unfurled a huge tricolour measuring 30 X 20 feet on a 100-feet mast installed outside the Gandhinagar railway station. </p>