he Hazaribag administration has decided to construct the new buildings for such Anganwadi centres which are still running in the rental houses. The amount will be arranged by the DMFT fund. The committee has also decided to construct new quarters in place of dilapidated quarters, boundary walls of Primary health centres and approach roads for the centres.
This decision was taken in the management committee of DMFT ( District Minerals Foundation Trust) under the chairmanship of deputy commissioner Nancy Sahay in the seminar hall of the deputy commissioner office.
In the management committee meeting several plans related to child and women welfare, roads, small bridges, were sanctioned by the members.
The deputy commissioner said that there are 436 Anganwadi centres, which are running in the rental house. They do not have their pucca building. The members have passed the proposal to construct the new building to such Anganwadi centres.
The DC further said that the cost of construction will be available by the DMFT funds. She gave the responsibility to the circle officer to select the land for the construction of buildings in the beneficiaries areas.
The committee members have sanctioned 3.2 kilometer rural roads from Dadighaghar to Puranpania by the fund of DMFT. Boundary wall of Primary health centres in Barkatha has been sanctioned by the members.
To provide better medical facilities to the rural areas, the deputy commissioner instructed the civil surgeon to clear the roster of newly appointed doctors, so they can start their services to the rural areas.
She has also instructed the building division to destroy the staff quarters in the Charhi Primary Health Centre and prepare the budget for the construction of new staff quarters in the centre. The members have sanctioned the construction of new staff quarters in the meeting.
The DC instructed the concerned department that there will be no compromise on the quality of the work and the work must be completed in time also.
It is noted that the DMFT has received Rs 150 crores per year from the coal royalty. The district administration is providing all types of services which are essential for the common persons.