The People’s Cultural Centre (PECUC) and the AlIVA women Panchayat Functionaries’ Federation in collaboration with The Hunger Project (THP) organised an interaction of elected women representatives of the panchyat level with mediapersons here in order to apprise about their real problems while executing their duty and responsibilities.
Nearly 30 women elected representatives like sarapanhs and ward members of Balianata and Bhubaneswar Block of Khordha district participated in the interaction.
“Elected women representatives are now playing a vital role in decision making process in the panchayat level. Starting from making their village environment clean they also are involving themselves to make their panchyats violence and addiction free, besides ensuring proper implementation of Government schemes,” said Kakarudrapur ward member Ashamani Sahu
PECUC executive director Anuradha Mohanty among many elected women representative and media persons participated in the interaction.