Dr
Shahid reviews pending developmental, welfare issues
RAJOURI,
MAY 23: Departments of Rural Development, Panchayats,
IWMP, Social Welfare, ICDS, Cooperatives, Animal Husbandry, Sheep Husbandry,
Horticulture, Sericulture, DUDA, SC/ST/OBC Development Corporation, Legal
Metrology and other discussed a number of collaborative projects to be planned
and implemented in district Rajouri.
In a series of meetings
chaired by District Development Commissioner, Rajouri, Dr Shahid Iqbal
Choudhary a number of pending developmental and welfare issues of district were
discussed and measures finalized for various interventions for participatory
development and community welfare. The DDC emphasized on seeking active
guidance from and participation of Legislators in development planning and
socio-economic welfare scheme as well as rolling out of schemes and initiatives
in the district.
The
meeting decided to constrict more than 80 bridges in remote areas and 112
Panchayat Ghars during current financial year. Taking serious cognizance of
more than 110 Panchayat Ghars delayed over last more than 5 years the DDC
directed the BDOs to complete the projects in next 2 months failing which
action will be taken. He also directed for opening of a "Cultural
Museum" along National Highway depicting the richness of culture,
heritage, history and linguistic diversity of district. District Administration
also decided to set-up a "Universal Centre" for women in Rajouri
which will provide recreational, educational, sports and entertainment
facilities for women. Rural housing will be accorded priority during current
year it was informed in the meeting. RDD will also take up creation of a dozen
parks and 20 sports grounds in district during current year for constructive
engagement of youth.
It was
decided that Bal Ashrams at Rajouri, Nowshera, Sunderbani, Koteranka, Pahari
Hostel and Nari Niketan will be provided assistance for inmates which will
include education, sports and in-room items. A project is also being started
for more than 9700 physically handicapped persons in district provide them
basic amenities and access to various Government schemes and facilities.
Reviewing
performance of ICDS the DDC directed for cancellation of attachments of more
than a dozen supervisory staff in compliance of Cabinet decision. Appreciating
the performance of Anganwadi centres in Sunderbani he directed for replication
of best practices in anganwadi centres across district. Strict emphasis was
laid on regularity and punctuality of staff in field offices.
Departments
will also initiate model projects of convergence for development of nurseries,
orchards, schools, livestock farming, tourism assets like parks and gardens,
community centres and rural infrastructure among other initiatives during the
year.

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