Rajya Sabha MP Parimal Nathwani today visited Chuttu and surrounding areas, took stock of the works completed and reviewed the work in progress at Chuttu under Sansad Adarsh Gram Yojna (SAGY). Somnath Munda, Mukhia of Chuttu Panchayat, Pratibha Devi, Member Panchayat Samiti Chuttu and other people belonging to the area, including youths and women greeted Nathwani and thanked him for the facilities created. They also recalled Nathwani’s contribution for development of Rendo, Karamtoli, etc. years before he adopted Chuttu under SAGY.
Chuttu Panchayat in Kanke Block of Ranchi District, adopted by Nathwani under SAGY, is moving fast on road of development. Nathwani has implemented development works worth Rs 2.86 crore for betterment of people of Chuttu Panchayat, which is the second Village Panchayat of total three Panchayats adopted by him under SAGY. The other two are Baram Panchayat and Barwadag Panchayat.
Nathwani has built two community halls, one each of 3000 square feet in Chuttu and Patratu at combined cost of Rs 64.33 lakh. In addition, 7 PCC roads with total length of 2.1 kilometers have been built at cost of Rs 88.08 lakh to connect the tolas. A children’s park at cost of Rs 8 lakh has been set up in Patratu village. Playing equipment has been gifted by Nathwani from his personal fund. Further, an ambulance has been donated for service of the people of Chuttu Panchayat. Nathwani also got constructed crematorium, Maraisthal, Zanaja Shed, etc.
“The infrastructure development works carried out in Chuttu Panchayat will help in improving living standards of the people,” said Nathwani.
The MP also plans to set up 100 solar lights with poles at main places and streets, build 386 feet PCC Road at two places and beautification of Amba Vivah Sthal along with boundary wall and shed at total cost of Rs33.30 lakh in Chuttu.
Job creation through skill development is one of the integral parts of SAGY. On this line, a computer teaching centre will be set up in the community hall at Chuttu very soon. Further, classes for sewing and beekeeping have been started and in near future pottery training will be started with help of Khadi Gramodhyog Board. “The computer centre will help the youth to keep pace with the world outside. The cottage skills will enable the villagers to look for alternate employment in addition to their traditional means of livelihood,” said Nathwani.
In addition to the development works under SAGY, Nathwani is closely working with the State Government for implementation of various schemes. Under the central government schemes, more than 550 individual toilets have been built under ‘Swachcha Bharat Mission’ and gas stoves will be distributed under ‘Ujjwala Yojana’. Under state government schemes, 11.3 km black top road has been proposed, while more than 250 herbal and flowering plants were distributed. In addition, seeds for paddy, groundnut, pulses, as well as fertilizer and Zinc Sulphate were also distributed among villagers.