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The meeting prioritised discussions on sectors such as education, entrepreneurship and agriculture. A comprehensive review of departmental performances was conducted, focusing on schemes including the Pradhan Mantri Mudra Yojana, Prime Ministerâs Employment Generation Programme and PM Street Vendorâs AtmaNirbhar Nidhi (PM SVANidhi).
ADC Ansuya Jamwal emphasised the imperative for all banking institutions to enhance their efforts to elevate the district's financial performance. She highlighted Jammu's status as an economic hub, underscoring the necessity for superior banking operations to support this standing. The ADC called for regular monthly monitoring to evaluate progress, urging the adoption of standardised procedures to ensure efficiency. She stressed the importance of timely loan disbursements to sustain the momentum of government schemes, thereby fostering economic growth and development.
The ADC also evaluated the activities of the Rural Self Employment Training Institute (RSETI), emphasising the institute's role in promoting self-employment and entrepreneurship within the district. In her address, the ADC reiterated the need for collaborative efforts among all stakeholders and encouraged banks and departments to work in unison, ensuring the effective implementation of government schemes and the timely provision of financial services to the public.
