‘Speed up works at Peda Labudu’

August 05, 2017 01:15 am | Updated 01:15 am IST - VISAKHAPATNAM

The 21 bore-wells sanctioned under “NTR Jalasiri” scheme for Peda Labudu, adopted by the Chief Minister, in the Agency area of the district should be readied, Collector Pravin Kumar has said.

The demand of villagers to run the motors with regular power and not solar energy should be taken up with EPDCL officials, he told officials concerned at a meeting on Friday.

Suitability of crops for maximum yield should be taken up with horticulture and micro irrigation project officials. For developments of panchayats under Mission Antyodaya 185 villages were being selected in the district and it should first be launched at Pedalabudu, the Collector said. Since Pedalabudu was declared as open defecation-free (ODF) village, awareness must be created among villages to use the toilets constructed. In case of complaints of not having toilet, officials concerned would be suspended, Mr. Pravin Kumar warned.

He instructed officials to submit a report on the distribution of 202 LPG connections under “Deepam” scheme in the village.

He also reviewed progress on construction of houses, check-dams, cremation grounds, roads, rural water supply, among other things.

District Water Management Agency Assistant Project Director Ananda Rao gave details of the programmes implemented with NREGS convergence.

DRDA Project Director Satya Sai Srinivas, Chief Planning Officer Sastry, former additional joint collector D V Reddy and Tourism Officer K Gnanaveni participated.

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