Haryana Additional Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Rakesh Gupta, on Wednesday directed officers of Fatehabad District Administration to launch a special door-to-door campaign for identification of children who have dropped out of school and ensure 100 per cent admissions.
Rakesh Gupta, who was presiding over a division-level meeting to review the implementation of various schemes in Fatehabad, directed the officers to work towards improving the learning levels of students.
The officers assured him that the learning levels of students according to their class would be improved by August 15, 2017.
He also asked the Police and Health Departments to work jointly for curbing sale of psychotropic drugs at chemist shops. He also directed that cases registered against persons involved in drug trade be pleaded in a strong manner in the court.
lauding the improvement in sex ratio in the district, Gupta urged the Administration to work harder and ensure that the sex ratio in Haryana reaches the 950-mark.
He also directed all chief medical officers to bring about improvement in health services.
Reviewing the work done for disposal of solid and liquid waste as per the targets prescribed by the State Government, Gupta directed the District Administration to implement these by April 30.
He said that Municipal Council and Municipalities of district Fatehabad would be declared open defecation free by March 31. All cities in district Jind would be declared open defecation free by June 30.