RAJOURI, NOVEMBER 07: District Development Commissioner Rajouri, Rajesh Kumar Shavan, today asked for formulation of DPRs for development of Tourist Villages in the district under Mission youth. He was chairing a meeting of the line departments to take review of the progress on the developmental front and deliverance of public service on the ground level.
The meeting was attended by the ADDC, Pawan Kumar; CEO RDA, Vivek Puri; SE PWD, SE Hydraulics, JP Singh; ACD, Sushil Khajuria; PO ICDS, Kartar Singh; CMO, Dr Shamim Un Nissa Bhatti; CEO Education, Gulzar Hussain; ACP, Abhul Rashid Kohli and all other district officers.
The DDC took a detailed stock of the physical and financial achievements under different schemes and projects being executed by PWD, Jal Shakti, RDD, Power, JKPCC, Education, Health, I&FC Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal and Sheep Husbandry and other Departments in the district. Issues about the execution of projects were also discussed threadbare in the meeting.
While reviewing the progress, DDC directed the heads of concerned departments to focus on the projects whose work is nearing completion. He set December, 2021 as the deadline for the completion of all ongoing schemes.
The DDC asked LDM to hold melas for clearance of loan taken under KCC from 14th at each JK Bank Branch. Discussing the physical and financial progress of the Education sector, the DDC asked the CEO to monitor the progress and quality of the works and directed the executing agencies to go for tendering at the earliest. He also directed the CEO to ensure that mid day meals are provided to all the students.
Taking stock of the literacy rate in the district, the DDC instructed for 100 per cent enrollment of the school dropouts, while the RDD was asked to conduct a survey to enumerate illiterate adults in the villages.
The DDC also instructed for hundred per cent coverage of all the eligible students under Scholarship schemes.
The DDC also reviewed the implementation of Social security schemes including Atal pension yojana, Pardhan Mantri Jeevan Jyoti Bima Yojana, Pardhan Mantri Suraksha Bima Yojana and Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana.
It was apprised that 15346 cases of Atal Pension Yojana have been approved in the district. DDC asked the concerned officers from Social Welfare, RDD and Banks to give wide publicity to the scheme. He also directed for 100% saturation of various initiatives and measures taken by the Government for percolation of benefits to the maximum number of people. He also asked to go for an extensive campaign under Jan Dhan Yojana to cover all the eligible beneficiaries under the scheme.
Reviewing the progress made under the self-employment generation schemes, it was informed that under 145 cases have been sanctioned of which loan has been disbursed to 96 applicants.
Discussing the registration of the labourers on E Shram Portal, the Labour department was directed to create awareness among the public on E Shram and target MGNREGA job card holders for registration. Implementation of PM-KISAN was also reviewed and directions were passed for coverage of all eligible farmers under the scheme. Stress was also laid on curbing the illegal mining by taking strict action against the perpetrators as per the rules.
Development of tourist Villages under Mission youth was also discussed in detail. The DC directed for formulation of DPRs for implementation of the tourist village development scheme.
Moreover, the DDC also took stock of the progress made under SEHAT scheme and Aadhar Enrollment. He asked the concerned to ensure that all the eligible beneficiaries in all the 312 Panchayats of the district are covered under the scheme.
The CEO Education was directed to share the locations of the Aadhar Enrollment centres in the district with the RDD and BDOs for wide publicity of the locations.
The DC issued instructions for the hundred percent aadhar enrollment in the district at the earliest.
Taking serious note of delay in start of important projects, the DDC asked the executing agencies to start blacklisting the defaulter contractors.
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