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| DDC Baramulla chairs DLRC meeting | | Stresses on resolving pendencies & improving disbursements | Baramulla, November 29 (Scoop News)-In order to review the achievements under the Annual District Credit Plan (DCP) 2024-25, a meeting of District Level Review Committee (DLRC) for the quarter ending September 2024 was today held under the chairmanship of District Development Commissioner (DDC) Baramulla, Minga Sherpa at Dak Bungalow, here.
The meeting took note of the concerns regarding pending cases, and discussed strategies to enhance disbursements.
During the meeting, the DDC expressed concerns over the significant pendency of cases under PMEGP, Vishwakarma scheme, Mission Youth programs, and the Holistic Agriculture Development Program (HADP) in different banks. He directed banks to prioritize the clearance of these cases, and emphasized the need to achieve 100% saturation under these schemes to strengthen the district's socio-economic development.
The Lead District Manager, Mushtaq Ahmad Marazi, informed the house that the district had achieved disbursements amounting to Rs.2257.46 Crore under the Annual DCP 2024-25, representing 53% of the target of Rs.4272.53 Crore. Of this, Rs.1284.79 Crore was disbursed under the Priority Sector against the target of Rs.3567.27 Crore, and Rs.972.67 Crore was disbursed under the Non-Priority Sector against the target of Rs.705.26 Crore. A total of 75,782 beneficiaries have received assistance under various schemes as of September 30, 2024.
To address bottlenecks in pending cases, the DDC directed the Chief Planning Officer to convene a special meeting on a bank holiday, involving branch managers with the highest pendencies and concerned beneficiaries. This initiative aims to identify and resolve bottlenecks in the processing of cases to ensure smoother and faster disbursements.
The DDC also urged financial institutions to conduct frequent outreach programs and awareness campaigns, ensuring beneficiaries are well-informed about the available government schemes. He reiterated the need for collaboration between stakeholders to achieve the district's development targets and improve financial inclusion.
Among others, Chief Planning Officer Baramulla, Lead District Manager, DDM, NABARD, representative of Reserve Bank of India, Officers from line Departments beside representatives from different banks attended the meeting.
Vice Chairperson DDC Reasi seeks focus on road connectivity
REASI, NOVEMBER 29: Jammu, Srinagar, November 29 (Scoop News)-A public outreach program was held today near Jama Masjid Dewal. Vice Chairperson District Development Council, Reasi Sajra Qadir listened to the issues of people.
The overall deliberations focused on reviewing ongoing developmental works, addressing public grievances and ensuring effective implementation of schemes in the area.
The residents raised several pressing concerns, seeking improved road connectivity, power supply to newly electrified areas, and addressing unconnected regions of Sub-Division Mahore, viz. Gulabgarh, Mahore, and Chassana.
Other demands put forth by the locals were the renovation of the irrigation canals at Dewal and adjoining areas, besides repair and improvement of services at the local hospitals.
The public further sought the intervention of a Sheep Husbandry in catering to the needs of the livestock-dependent population.
Concerns were also raised about the lack of school buildings, with the demand for immediate construction of the same. The need for timely electricity bill dispatches by the Power Development Department (PDD) was highlighted, along with requests for the Forest Department to expedite the construction of footbridges in inaccessible areas.
In addition, the citizens sought detailed awareness about the Marriage Assistance Scheme offered by the Social Welfare Department to ensure eligible beneficiaries could avail themselves of the benefits.
Responding to these demands, the Vice Chairperson directed PMGSY teams to conduct detailed surveys to propose road projects for unconnected areas, particularly focusing on Ranglai to Dewal, Dewal to Kaindora via Vandara, Paghila to Kindora via Gulabgarh and Arbais to Shabras. She assured the public that swift action would be taken to ensure timely completion of ongoing projects in the area.
Key officials, including Tehsildar Mahore, Executive Engineers of PWD and PMGSY Mahore, Block Development Officer Gulabgarh, AEE JPDCL, AEE Jal Shakti, BMO Mahore, Range Officer Mahore, CDPO Mahore, ZEO Mahore, Agriculture Extension Officer Lar, SDO Sheep Husbandry Mahore, VAS Animal Husbandry Mahore, Horticulture Development Officer Mahore, TSO Mahore, TSWO Mahore, and Incharge Fisheries Department Mahore, attended the meeting to provide updates and address public grievances.
This collaborative effort between the administration and public representatives underscores a commitment to resolving key issues and accelerating development in Mahore and its surrounding areas, ensuring better living standards for all residents.
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