The Government has launched various public welfare schemes for the uplift of people, but its benefits should be given to the common man by better implementation of these schemes.
The people should also make themselves aware of these schemes and should take benefit of it, said parliamentary secretary Omprakash Rathia, at the public grievances redressal camp organized at Kaya village in Gharghoda block.
Total 69 demands and complaints related to various departments were received at the camp, out of which most of the cases have been disposed of on the spot. At the camp, agriculture department has distributed sapling protection machine to six beneficiaries and Ramtil seed minikit to six farmers of Kaya village.
Woman and child development department has done ‘Annaprashana’ of seven children and ‘Godbharai’ of four women, besides giving benefits under Datakputri scheme to 9 girl students.
Agriculture, horticulture, veterinary services, health, woman and child development, electricity, cooperatives, revenue, education and tribal welfare, labour and other departments have put up their stalls at the camp and made wide publicity of departmental schemes and programmes.
Water Resources Department has said that as per the announcement of the chief Minister, Rs2.33 crore has been sanctioned for the construction of stop dam-cum culvert on Kurkut river on Baturakachhar road.