Dr. Farooq chairs DLVMC meeting of Ganderbal district
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Tuesday, 25 February 2014
10:26 pm
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Urges officers to work with devotion, honesty in
missionary mode
Srinagar: The Union Minister for New and
Renewable Energy, Dr. Farooq Abdullah urged upon one and all particularly
officers to work with more zeal and enthusiasm while implementing developmental
and welfare schemes sponsored by State and Central governments in the State.
Emphasizing for percolate maximum benefit of such schemes
to the common masses, Dr Farooq enjoined upon the officers to put in their
efforts with dedication and honesty for the welfare of needy and common masses
for the development, progress and prosperity of Jammu and Kashmir. The Union
Minister stated this while addressing District Level Vigilance and Monitoring
Committee (DLVMC) of Ganderbal district at SKICC here on Tuesday.
Among others Deputy Commissioner, Ganderbal, Mr. Sarmad
Hafeez and other district officers attended the meeting. In order to be self
reliant in electricity resources and save money, the Minister advocated for
installation of solar power plants in all government and semi government
office complexes besides commercial and residential compounds so that load on
conventional type of power resources.
Underscoring the importance of education and healthcare
sectors, Mr Abdullah stressed for ensuring best possible academic atmosphere
and better healthcare facilities in the district. He stressed upon the
concerned to provide better healthcare facilities to the patients and make best
use of available.
Responding to the demands put forth on the occasion, the
Minister made announcement of providing Rs. 10 lakh for purchase of digital
X-Ray machine and Rs. 15 lakh for purchase of Colour Doppler appliance
from his MPLAD funds so that patients of the area are benefited. He also asked
for taking necessary measures for eradication of TB from upper reaches of the
district and stressed for bringing awareness regarding precautionary measures
to be taken among the people living in these areas
It was given out in the meeting that about 90 percent
funds allocated for health sector in the district have been utilized, rate of
institutional delivery cases and sex ratio has increased, besides Rashtriya Bal
Swasthya Karyakram (RBSK) has also been launched in the district.
On the occasion a film on save girl child was and which
was appreciated by the Minister who said that daughter is much affectionate to
their parents and the family without girl is unfortunate in this regard.
Emphasizing for ensuring quality education and imparting
moral and ethical education, Dr Abdullah asked to ensure punctuality and
discipline in the educational institutions. He also stressed for effective
monitoring of mid-day meals provided in the schools and ensures its quality and
hygiene.
The Minister was informed that under inclusive education
physically disabled students of the district are being imparted education
besides financial assistance and aiding devices are also being provided to the
needy and deserving students of the district. He also made announcement of
providing funds for computers for the upper reach schools of Ganderbal
district.
While reviewing the functioning of Rural Development
Department in the district, the Minister was informed that about 98 percent of
allotted funds have been utilized till date and during current fiscal 3729
works have been taken up out of which 1785 have been completed while 1944 are
under progress, besides 11.300 lakh mandays were generated in the district.
It was also given out that 165 km road connectivity
was ensured and 265 culverts have been constructed 18 Panchayat Ghars have been
completed and construction work on 19 more Panchayat Ghars is in progress. The
meeting was also informed that under IAY scheme assistance for constructing
houses has also been increased to 75 thousand and 278 self help groups have
been established under UMEED programme for empowering women folk in the
district. (KNS)
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