lok Suraj camp held in Korba's village

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A district-level lok Suraj Camp was conducted in Morga village of Podi Upoda development block, the other day, officials said on Monday. Addressing the function, MlA Ramdayal Uike informed about various public welfare schemes launched by the Government and threw light on the importance of ongoing lok Suraj Abhiyan. He appealed the people to avail benefits of these schemes.

The MlA said that the pending cases were being resolved on the spot as officials of all the departments remain present in the camp of lok Suraaj Abhiyan.  Talking about the importance of education, MlA Uike said, “Development of human being as well as the society is totally based on education. Our society will not develop till each and every person become literate.”

District Panchayat president Devi Singh Tekam also addressed the function and informed about various public welfare schemes.

District Collector Reena Babasaheb Kangale instructed the officials of CREDA as well as Electricity department to ensure proper supply of electricity in the village and instructed them to convey information about technical training programme of solar plate maintenance to the villagers.

She issued notice to teacher Ramvilas Singh of Morga Higher Secondary School on finding him in an inebriated condition during working hours. According to sources, tri-cycles and crutches were distributed among nine specially-abled people and cheques of Rs3.4 lakh have been given away to five beneficiaries during the programme.

Agriculture department has distributed six diesel pumps, two electric pumps, four sprayer, eight maize minikits, 20 arhar minikits and 10 urad minikits to the beneficiaries. Besides, saplings of guava and other fruit-bearing trees were distributed among 10 farmers in the programme.

Under the Rashtriya Bagwani Mission, cheques worth Rs75,750 were distributed to four farmers for construction of pond.

Chief Executive Officer of District Panchayat Sandeepan Vilas Bhoskar, Sub Divisional Magistrate Virendra Patley, Executive Engineer MK Mishra of Public Health Engineering Department, peoples’ representatives and large number of rural people were present in the camp.

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