Free gas connections would be provided to 12,965 poor families in Bhopal under the Prime Minister Ujjwala Yojna (PMUY). The distribution of new gas connection is undergoing and 6,236 families have already got the connections under the PMUY.
A meeting of District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA) was held in this regard. Bhopal MP Alok Sanjar chaired the meeting. District Panchayat Chairman Manmohan Nagar, MlA Vishnu Khatri, Collector Nishant Warwade, BMC Commissioner Chavvi Bharadwaj and CEO District Panchayat Subash Dwivedi along with the other members were present in the meeting.
Execution of various schemes promoted by the central government was reviewed in this meeting. Sanjar told the officers to play a positive role in enhancing the speed of development works. Execution of the schemes should be done perfectly to get better results and officers should be in touch with the elected representatives. Sanjar further added that execution of the schemes and development work is good but it should be improved.
Collector Nishant Warwade said the renovation and electrification of the Archives building has been completed. Scanning, indexing, bar-coding and lamination of Khasra, rights records, release sheets and hand registrations are also completed. The record data from the year 1959 to 2000 including 5, 31519 pages of record data of Huzur Tehsil and 29,441 pages of record data of Berasia Tehsil have been scanned and uploaded to the computers.
This modern cyber record room will provide the duplicate records to the citizens. He also informed that the last date of Prime Minister Crop Insurance Scheme is extended to August 31. He further informed that 198 ‘Shaurya Dal’ has been formed.
All the 122 roads sanctioned under Prime minister rural roads scheme would be constructed very soon. Villages having population of more than 500 people (according to the census of 2001) are connected by bituminous roads. PWD and other road agencies are ordered to renovate the roads damaged by rain in the meeting. MP Alok Sanjar has appealed all the people to join the candle march on august 14.