BARAMULLA: In an effort to engage with the community and address their grievances and demands at their doorstep, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Baramulla, Minga Sherpa presided over a Block Diwas programme at Behrampora Watergam.
Block Diwas was attended by the ADC Sopore, Shabir Ahmad Raina; officers of concerned line departments, public representatives, delegations, and a large number of people from Behrampora and adjacent villages.
During the program, the local residents and the public representatives put forth their grievances and demands before the DC and the officers for swift resolution. The main demands highlighted included the lack of healthcare facilities in the night hours, scarcity of potable drinking water, absence of veterinary care facilities in the area and other pressing issues concerning the local community.
During the Block Diwas event, the DC directed the health department to ensure the provision of 24/7 healthcare services at the Behrampura Primary Health Center. He also directed the officers of the Jal Shakti Department to expedite the upgradation of the water supply scheme in Behrampora, ensuring that residents no longer face inconveniences caused by drinking water shortages.
Meanwhile, Minga Sherpa informed the people gathered during the Block Diwas that a state-of-the-art veterinary facility has been approved for construction at Chijhama Rafiabad which will address the needs of livestock owners across the region. The DC also instructed officers from all departments to address the issues raised during the Block Diwas and ensure their prompt resolution.
Earlier, the DC accompanied by ADC Sopore and SP Sopore visited Amargarh Sopore Industrial Area and inspected the damages caused by the recent fire incident. He assured all the affected business holders of all possible support from the district administration to mitigate their losses.
- DDC Baramulla inspects Sangrama Flyover Construction Work
BARAMULLA: The District Development Commissioner (DDC) Baramulla, Minga Sherpa Wednesday conducted a thorough inspection of the ongoing construction work of the Sangrama flyover, which is nearing completion.
During the inspection, DDC reviewed the progress of the project and emphasized the need to expedite the remaining work while maintaining high-quality standards. He directed the executing agency to resolve any pending issues immediately and ensure that all aspects of the construction are completed within the stipulated timeline.
Regular monitoring and coordination among all stakeholders were stressed to avoid any delays. The Sangrama flyover is a significant infrastructure project aimed at addressing the persistent issue of traffic congestion in the area. Once completed, it is expected to provide a smoother flow of vehicles, significantly reducing traffic jams. Additionally, the flyover is set to boost economic activities across North Kashmir by improving connectivity and facilitating efficient transportation for businesses.
Highlighting the critical importance of the project, the DDC urged all concerned to focus on the timely completion of the remaining work to ensure the flyover becomes operational at the earliest, benefiting commuters and traders alike. The DC was accompanied by ADC Sopore, Shabir Ahmad Raina and other officers during the visit.
- DC Budgam reviews functioning of Health sector
BUDGAM: The Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam, Akshay Labroo today chaired a meeting of senior health functionaries at the Conference Hall of the DC Office Complex, here to review the health sector of the district.
At the outset, the DC took a detailed review of progress under various Health sector schemes, functioning of health institutions, infrastructure upgradation and the healthcare facilities being extended to patients.
The DC also took first hand appraisal of the various Healthcare institutions from Block Medical Officers with respect to the healthcare facilities being extended to the patients and works being executed for infrastructure upgradation and procurement of machinery as per guidelines.
A threadbare discussion was held on the physical status of projects, financial implications, Healthcare achievements, patient care facilities, registration under Ayushman Bharat Health account (ABHA), Jan Aushadhi Kendras, TB/Leprosy free Panchayat and Wards, establishment of Health wellness centers, status of NDHM, RBSK, NPCDCS, JSY-JSSK, IMR/MMR and other related issues.
Stressing on utmost coordination among the senior Health functionaries and concerned line departments, the DC emphasized on expediting works taken up for upgradation of healthcare infrastructure in the district.
The DC also evaluated other schemes and patient care related reforms undertaken to extend up to mark health services to patients in the district. Meeting was attended by PO ICDS Budgam, Chief Planning Officer Budgam, Chief Medical Officer Budgam, ACP, Executive Engineers, all Block Medical Officers and other concerned officers.
- DC Bandipora reviews status of HADP
- Emphasises sensitizing public about employment generation & other elements of the scheme
BANDIPORA: In order to speed up the implementation of the Holistic Agriculture Development Programme (HADP) and guarantee its success in Bandipora district, the Deputy Commissioner (DC) Bandipora, Manzoor Ahmad Qadri on Wednesday chaired a meeting with the concerned officers at mini secretariat Bandipora.
During the review, the concerned officers briefed the chair regarding the targets and achievements accomplished since the inception of the HADP in the district. The DC assessed the status of various components including promotion of Niche Crops, Hydroponic units, farm mechanisation, designer plant production and other elements.
The meeting included in-depth discussions on addressing the challenges faced in implementing the programme, especially in remote areas and highlighted the significance of empowering farmers.
The DC asked the concerned to set clear deadlines for accomplishing specific objectives under the HADP programme and extend hand-holding to young and innovative entrepreneurs. The meeting was attended by Chief Planning Officer, Chief Animal Husbandry Officer, Chief Agriculture Officer, Chief Horticulture Officer and other concerned.
