Chandigarh/ Karnal:, June 3 -- Haryana chief minister Nayab Singh Saini on Tuesday set a one-year deadline to ensure all cooperative sugar mills in the state become profitable. Calling for an overhaul of the functioning of cooperative sugar mills, the chief minister directed officers concerned to undertake a detailed review of each mill and remove all deficiencies affecting their performance. Saini issued these directions while chairing a review meeting of the cooperation department's five-year roadmap and action plan under the Haryana Vision-2047. He said that he himself would review the department's action plan again after three months. Reiterating that the interests of farmers are closely linked with cooperative sugar mills, Saini said it is essential for these institutions to operate in a financially viable manner. He directed the officers to find the reason why cooperative sugar mills continue to incur losses when private sugar mills in Haryana are operating profitably. He said that the State government had provided Rs 632 crore financial assistance to sugar mills during the current year. Saini directed principal secretary (cooperation) Pankaj Yadav to conduct an analysis of the department's functioning and human resources to bring about complete transformation of the department. The CM approved the establishment of the Haryana revenue training academy in Umri village of Kurukshetra district on 14 acres of land at an estimated cost of Rs.100 crore. The academy will serve as a premier training centre for state revenue officers and field-level staff, officials said. Sumita Mishra, financial commissioner, revenue and disaster management department, said it will play a vital role in enhancing the professional capabilities of revenue officers and preparing them to meet the challenges of land administration and disaster management....