June 15 deadline for Mission Kakatiya works

June 15 deadline for Mission Kakatiya works
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District Collector Vakati Karuna sought the cooperation of officials in making the Mission Kakatiya, the flagship programme of the State government, aimed at reviving the rural economy, a success. Conducting a review meeting with the district officials on Saturday, she said all the three programmes - Mission Kakatiya, Haritha Haram and Swatch Bharat – are of immense help to the people if implemented properly.

Warangal: District Collector Vakati Karuna sought the cooperation of officials in making the Mission Kakatiya, the flagship programme of the State government, aimed at reviving the rural economy, a success. Conducting a review meeting with the district officials on Saturday, she said all the three programmes - Mission Kakatiya, Haritha Haram and Swatch Bharat – are of immense help to the people if implemented properly.

Referring to the Haritha Haram programme, she said a whopping 4 crore saplings would be raised and planted in Warangal district. This is equal to that of plantation taken up in entire State last year. Of the total 4 crore plants, the DWMA (District Water Management Agency) will raise 2.5 crore saplings and forest department will raise 1.5 crore, she said. Each village in the district will be allotted as many as 40,000 saplings.

She said that a division-level meeting will be conducted on April 7 and 8 to discuss the action plan of the programme. “Three teams each in every mandal headed by mandal parishad officer, tahsildar and education officer will be formed to create awareness among the masses about the importance of the Harita Haram programme,” Karuna said.

Talking on Mission Kakatiya, she directed the officials to ensure the restoration of tanks be completed by June 15. Stating that government had sanctioned 75,000 Individual House Hold Latrine (IHHL), she said that the administration would soon finalise the beneficiaries. She directed the officials to identify land for dumping yards.

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