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Grama Sandarshana is to solve problems quickly: Jagtial Collector
Gram Sandarshana programme is being organised to suggest solutions to the problems of all sections of people in villages, said District Collector Dr A Sharath during Gram Sandarshana programme at Rechapalli village of Sarangapur mandal in the district on Tuesday.
Jagtial: Gram Sandarshana programme is being organised to suggest solutions to the problems of all sections of people in villages, said District Collector Dr A Sharath during Gram Sandarshana programme at Rechapalli village of Sarangapur mandal in the district on Tuesday.
The Collector inspected toilets’ construction works at Kimnayak thanda and Bhimreddygudem of Rechapalli village as part of Gram Sandarshana programme. He also inspected SSC examination centre and the students appearing for the exam and inquired about the mid-day meals.
Interacting with the people, the Collector suggested the people to take initiation to construct toilets to prevent spread of diseases along with keeping up respect of women.
Speaking in a meeting held at Rechapalli village, the Collector inquired about problems, which they have been facing in the village. He ordered the officials concerned to provide drinking water facility immediately keeping in view of peak summer along with constructing toilets for girls in schools.
Stating that some of the pensioners did not received pensions for the past four months due to wrong entry of savings account number, Sharath ordered the MPDO to rectify the problem and issue pensions by April 4 to all those, The Collector suggested the people to admit their children in government schools and send small children to anganwadi centres. He asked the women to have normal deliveries at government hospitals.
Rural Development Officer Narendar, District and Rural Development Agency Project Director Lakshmi Narayana, Mandal Parishad Development Officer Santosh, Tahasildar Venkataramana, FRO Sadanandham, ZPTC Bhukya Sarala and Sarpanch Lavanya were also present along with others.
