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Govt wants holistic development of every district: Rohit Kansal

LCT Desk by LCT Desk
June 11, 2021
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Pulwama, Jun 11: Principal Secretary Power Development Department (PDD), Rohit Kansal Friday said that the intention of the government is to create a vision for every district in order to have holistic development in terms of infrastructure and socio-economical upliftment of these administrative units.
Principal Secretary made these remarks while chairing a meeting to review progress under Capex budget 2020-21 and discuss the annual Capex plan for the current financial year of District Pulwama.
He said that the reason behind nominating Administrative Secretaries as incharge secretaries of districts is to have a guardian and mentor for every district for handholding and to share their administrative experiences with the district administration.
He called upon the departments to have a close coordination among themselves for any developmental project in the district.
He impressed upon the heads of the department to finish all the works within given deadlines with respect to all the Centrally Sponsored Schemes and works taken under CAPEX Budget 2021-22.
He emphasized for timely submission of audit reports, UCs, action taken reports so that the works would be finished in time.
He directed the officers that besides focusing on infrastructure works they should also identify other activities which include social welfare schemes and focusing also on economic activites of their area while making any developmental plans for the district.
With respect to the demand of stadium and playing fields in the area, he asked the revenue department to identify lands for the purpose.
Commenting on the Back to Village Programme, Block Diwas and Jan Abhiyan, Principal Secretary maintained that the aim of these programmes is to take the administration at the doorsteps of the people.
He directed the officers that during Block Diwas they must focus on 100 percent saturation of beneficiary oriented schemes, besides issuance of certificates like Domicile, Income, RBA and other Revenue related documents.
About the beautification plan of Pulwama town, the Principal Secretary asked the officers to come up with a holistic plan and consult Urban Planning Consultant while taking into consideration all the aspects of aesthetics and beautification of the area before executing any work.
With respect to electricity supply in the district, the Principal Secretary said that the PDD department is investing Rs 5000 crore in different schemes for the purpose and the district will also be covered under such schemes.
Earlier, Kansal took a detailed sectoral wise review in the meeting with respect to the implementation of the development plan last year.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Commissioner Pulwama, Baseer-ul-Haq Choudhary, MD KPDCL, Dr Basharat Qayoom; SSP Pulwama, Ashish Kumar Mishra; Chief Engineer Distribution Kashmir; SEs, and other concerned.
On the occasion, Deputy Commissioner Pulwama gave a detailed PowerPoint Presentation about financial achievements of the district during 2020-21 and plan highlights of 2021-22.
He informed the chair that during the year 2020-21, 1301 works were completed under different sectors in the district.
Some of the finished works, the meeting was informed, include vocational center at Krenchoo Pampore, Skill Development Center at Chakoora, lavatory block at Chandrigam Dadsara, Skill Development Center at Tumlahal among other works.
It was given out that a total of 10,308 works have been proposed sector-wise in the district for the year 2021-22 under CAPEX Budget, of which 1981 are ongoing works, 7763 are new works and 564 are non-construction works.
The meeting was also informed about the status of Back to Village (B2V) flagship programme, and it was given out that of 825 identified works, 456 were completed in Phase-I and II for which Rs 1381.85 lakh were spent out of Rs 24772 lakh estimated cost.
The meeting also provided targets, achievements and works taken in this financial year with respect to Jal Jeevan Mission, Power Development Department, PMGSY, MGNREGA, Youth Services & Sports and others.
While informing about the macdamization of roads, the DC informed the meeting that the district administration has macadamized 174.73 km last year and this year out of the target of 156.19 km, 46 km have been macadamized in the district.
The meeting was informed that out of 221 schemes taken by R&B Division Pulwama, 167 schemes were completed and Rs 15112.7 lakh were spent.
While giving information about COVID-19 management in the district, the DC informed that the district has 495 oxygen supported bed capacity for covid patients, of which 10 are ICU beds with current occupancy of 86 beds.
On the vaccination front, the Principal Secretary was informed that 1,27,586 vaccine doses have been administered till date and the inoculation is gaining pace and soon the district will achieve the target of 100 percent vaccination mark.
He stressed on the need to follow COVID-19 appropriate behaviour to keep the covid disease at bay so that the battle against the virus is taken to logical conclusion.

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