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Rajamahendravaram: Extend government schemes to true beneficiaries, officials told
ITDA project officer Praveen Aditya reviewing the implementation of welfare schemes at his office in Rampachodavaram on Monday
Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) project officer Praveen Aditya said that all the government schemes will be extended to true beneficiaries
Rajamahendravaram: Integrated Tribal Development Agency (ITDA) project officer Praveen Aditya said that all the government schemes will be extended to true beneficiaries.
Reviewing the effective implementation of welfare schemes with the officials of various departments at Rampachodavaram on Monday, he said that many tribal beneficiaries have not received welfare schemes due to lapses in Aadhaar cards and asked the officials to rectify the lapses and implement welfare schemes immediately.
For Ammavodi scheme, the names of parents should be entered in ration cards and directed sectorial officials to visit the schools every day and submit a report every month. The project officer directed medical officers to perform eye surgeries in Rampachodavaram, Y Ramavaram and Addateegala hospitals immediately. Officials PVS Naidu, Ramadevi, Koteswara Rao, Syamala, Lakshmi Kalyani, PL Reddy, YS Rao, Haranadh Babu of various departments were present.
