DDC Chairperson Kishtwar reviews District Capex Budget status

Excelsior Correspondent
KISHTWAR June 12: District Development Council Chairperson, Pooja Thakur today reviewed the physical and financial status of activities taken up under District Capex Budget 2020-21 and development plans proposed for 2021-22 at the meeting of the Council. She also took stock of progress of the ongoing iconic developmental projects in the district.
District Development Commissioner, Ashok Sharma, BDC chairpersons, DDC members, Additional District Development Commissioner(CEO DDC), Joint Director Planning, Assistant Commissioner Development, BDOs, XEns besides other district officers attended the meeting.
At the outset ADDC (CEO District Development Council) briefed the house about the guidelines, roles and responsibilities for the conduct of the quarterly meetings of the newly formed District Development Council.
The Council discussed the developmental activities and sought details about physical and financial status of the various works.
The Chairperson was given a sector wise briefing of different works and presented in depth details about these projects through power point presentation.
The DDC Chairperson asked the executing agencies to adhere to the time-line set for the projects to provide early benefit to the people. She directed the heads of all the concerned departments to work in a collective and responsible manner to achieve tangible results.
During the meeting various impediments faced by the executing departments were also discussed.
The Chairperson assured full co-operation and urged the DDC members and members of PRIs to monitor the quality and pace of work in their respective areas to ensure that the grassroots level democracy is implemented in true spirit.
Besides, she urged them to act as a bridge between the people and District Administration to facilitate effective and prompt redress of public grievances.
She said that there are various pro-people schemes which are meant for the convenience and welfare of the people living in the far off places as well as in the urban areas and these needs to be taken up with utmost sincerity and dedication.
The BDC chairpersons and DDC members highlighted various issues pertaining to their areas and appealed to the DDC chairperson and the Deputy Commissioner for their intervention and proper follow up.