Member of Parliament) (MP) Dinesh Kashyap on Sunday chaired a meeting to review progress of developmental work at Chapka village of Bastar district that has been adopted under Adarsh Sansad Gram scheme.
According to the officials, an extensive work plan has been prepared for proper disposal of garbage in the village.
Bastar District Collector Amit Kataria during the meeting informed that Panchayat and Rural Development Department under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MNREGS) has got constructed two tanks in the village.
“One tank will be filled with bio degradable waste while the other will have non-bio degradable waste like plastic, glass, metal pieces etc. For garbage collection, 10 trolleys have been provided for village and the payment for collection will be made through MGNREGA,” he said.
The MP distributed trolleys for garbage collection and also inquired about the status of various other schemes being run in the village.
Replying to MP’s query about supply of drinking water, Executive Engineer, Public Health Engineering Department (PHED) informed that two solar pumps have been installed in the village and recently a water pipe line has been approved.
Deputy Director, Agriculture Department informed the MP that under the Shakambhari Scheme, diesel pumps were provided to the farmers while the Horticulture Department had provided drip irrigation system for cultivators.