Mini-ATM facility will now be available at Common Service Centres (CSCs) of the district. Dhamtari district has been chosen as pilot project for this scheme wherein the residents can withdraw cash ranging from `100-2000 from their savings account.
The discussion was part of the monthly review meeting called by Joint Collector AK Dhritlahre with the representatives of Common Service Centres on Friday.
It was informed in the meeting that the centres lacking ATM facility are being facilitated with other banking methods to withdraw cash. People can swipe their ATM cards in any of such Mini-ATM or alternate cash withdrawal system.
Dhritlahre instructed to implement the paperless work in the Common Service Centres in coordination with the State labour Department.
District labour Officer asked the representatives to forward the filled applications of all the Common Service Centre labourers. He asked to forward the applications of authorized members under the registered labour unions. The remaining applications will be rejected.
E-District Manager said as per the directions of Dhamtari District Collector Bhim Singh, lok Seva Centre will be set up at a distance of 10 kilometres. Such a centre will operate from Common Service Centres which are counted in the active list. Glow Sign Centres are to be made in all the Common Service Centres. The list offered to the suppliers would be pasted in the Glow Sign Centre, stated officials.
Presently, there are 86 activated Common Service Centres in Dhamtari district.