RDD works have potential to change socio-economic, rural landscape: Bukhari

Revenue Minister, Syed Basharat Bukhari chairing a meeting at Srinagar on Monday.
Revenue Minister, Syed Basharat Bukhari chairing a meeting at Srinagar on Monday.

Excelsior Correspondent

SRINAGAR, Sept 19: Asking the officers to speed up the works being undertaken in the Rural Development sector, Minister for Revenue, Relief and Rehabilitation, Syed Basharat Bukhari today said these have the potential to change the socio- economic profile of these areas besides augmenting the developmental initiatives of the Government.
The Minister was speaking at a review meeting of the Rural Development Department held here today. It was attended by senior RDD officers of Baramulla district.
The Minister asked the officers to speed up the developmental works being undertaken in the Rural Development Sector in the Baramulla district. He said that they should ensure speedy completion of the already identified works besides undertaking various new ones and also those which would be undertaken in convergence with other departments like Irrigation & Flood Control, R&B, Horticulture and other related departments.
He directed the officers to ensure that they regularly monitor the implementation of the schemes of the department and those being undertaken under convergence so that time bound completion of these is done. He said that by completing works within the stipulated time we would be providing the much needed facilities to the people living in these areas and also cutting the cost escalation.
The Minister directed the officers to undertake the construction of new playgrounds in the Sangrama Constituency which would provide the local youth facilities to hone their sports talent and also undertake the requisite activities which are very essential for their overall personality development. He directed constructing 14 new playgrounds in Dangdora, Dolipora, Fresithar, Daulatpora, Chandkot, Waripora, Sherpora,  Nelsar, Thindama, Wagella, Hygam, Chaevara, Amargud and Sangrama.
The meeting was told that 14 Community Bathrooms would be undertaken under 14th Finance Commission under Swach Bharat Mission, Similarly works on 4,114 individual household latrines have been undertaken in the area. It was also given out that the state of art Community Facilitation Centre (CFC) would be set up at an estimated cost of Rs. 38 Lakh at Sultanpora and Gabion Bunds at an estimated cost of Rs. 50 lakh.
The Minister also directed the officers to undertake comprehensive dredging and preservation of various water bodies and khuls in the constituency.

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