Under the guidance of Chief Minister Hemant Soren, the villagers living in remote villages of West Singhbhum are now being provided with basic facilities, which they were deprived of for decades. This is possible because of the sensitivity of the government. Now the government and the schemes of the government are also reaching the remote villages. Constant efforts are being made to change the climate of Chaibasa which is under Naxal influence.
Keeping in view the non-availability of electricity facility in police pickets and CRPF camps operating in remote and inaccessible areas in the district, installation of solar energy based off-grid power plant of 25KWp capacity has been done in 13 police pickets and camps. With the availability of electricity being restored in camps and police pickets operating in remote areas, better implementation of electric equipment and convenience of the soldiers present there in performing their duties, as well as adequate lighting arrangements were made in the surrounding areas.
On the other hand, medical camps are being organized continuously by the district administration in the extreme naxal-affected and remote villages of Chaibasa. There are dozens of villages like Anjadbeda, Tonto, Tagratumbahaka where camps have been organized in the past, in which Sadar Hospital, Chaibasa Villagers suffering from various diseases were treated by the team. Necessary medical advice and medicines have been made available to the elderly and children.
Public help cell contact number- 06582-256301, WhatsApp number- 9279452376, for the people living in remote areas of West Singhbhum, who have to come to the district headquarters to solve their problems / complaints, to keep their points in front of the district administration. Email ID apkasahayakdcws@gmail.com has been launched. This will greatly help the district administration in executing the problems registered on the portal in a time bound manner. It is the effort of the district administration that maximum benefit of the programs and implemented schemes run by the government can be ensured to the persons contacting through the portal.
With the aim of making the youth physically efficient along with education, open gyms have been installed in 28 residential educational institutions for future generations through Kalyan Vidyalaya, Kasturba Vidyalaya, Jharkhand Balika Vidyalaya, Industrial Training Institute and Skill Center. The government thinks that developing physical and mental ability can be beneficial in the all-round development of future generations.
“The residents of Chaibasa are being provided the benefits of all the schemes of the government and they are being covered with basic facilities. On the instructions of the Chief Minister, our priorities are the villagers living in remote villages,” said Ananya Mittal, Deputy Commissioner Chaibasa.