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During the review, the Deputy Commissioner evaluated the FCS&CA Departmentâs management of ration card distribution and essential commodity supply chains. He instructed officers to prioritize grassroots grievance redressal, ensure timely ration delivery, and maintain transparency in distribution. Regular monitoring of fair price shops and swift resolution of complaints were also emphasized.
Assessing JKEDIâs initiatives, the DC called for proactive outreach to inform unemployed youth about entrepreneurship schemes and skill development programs. He directed the institute to collaborate closely with Panchayati Raj Institutions, ensuring wider coverage and support for aspiring entrepreneurs.
The Employment & Counselling Centre reported on self-employment schemes, including âMumkinâ and the new âMission Yuva,â under which 385 applications have been received. The DC urged to expedite the processing of applications and regular organization of awareness drives, job fairs, and capacity-building workshops.
Highlighting the importance of sports, the DC directed the YSS Department to intensify sports tournaments, adventure activities, and fitness programs. He advised launching âTalent Huntâ drives at Panchayat and Block levels to identify and nurture young athletes.
For the Handicrafts & Handlooms Department, the DC stressed reviving traditional crafts, providing skill training, and connecting artisans with marketing platforms. He emphasized preserving local crafts and supporting artisans through government schemes and innovation. The meeting was attended by the AD FCS&CA Niyamatullah Sheikh, DYSSO Jagdesh Raj Sharma, and other concerned officers.
