Collector OP Choudhary on Monday asked banks to provide education loan to talented students who were facing problems in continuing their studies because of financial constraints.
The Collector issued the directives to the leading bank manager at his weekly Jandarshan programme organised at the district office. He made the statement while observing the education loan application of students Shivshankar and Seeta Srivas of Janjgir.
In the Jandarshan programme, villagers from different parts of the district have submitted a total 130 applications, on which the Collector instructed the officials of concerned department for immediate disposal of the cases.
Kevrabai of Malkharouda applied for Indira Awas, Motibai Barett of Sonapula for widow pension and Meerabai of Navagarh applied for financial assistance for treatment of her son. lateram Khare, a handicapped from Mudpar Aphrid, has applied for new tricycle, Sonu Rathore from Khokhra for handicapped pension and ration card and Sadanand Jaiswal of Kikirda Jaijaipur for handicapped pension.
The Collector asked the Deputy Director, Social Welfare department to provide pension amount and tricycle to the needy immediately. During the programme, farmers from Kirari Akaltara complained of non-payment by Seva Sahkari Samiti and demanded removal of women self help group of Kosir. The Collector asked the Sub Divisional Officer to probe into the issue and to take proper action. large number of applications for caste certificate, loan book, demarcation, partition, adding name in ration card etc received in the meeting.