DIPR
ZUNHEBOTO, AUGUST 21
The Zunheboto District Planning and Development Board meeting was held under the Chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner, L. Akato Sema NCS on August 20.
During the meeting, Deputy Project Officer, Inavi gave a power point presentation about the sponsored scheme and programmes, which is being carried out by DRDA Zunheboto. DPO highlighted the rigorous achievement datas attained by 6 (six) blocks under Zunheboto i.e. Tokiye, Satoi, Satakha, Akuluto, Ghathashi and Zunheboto.
The DPO stated that both the state’s sponsor scheme GIA and Micro Finance and centrally sponsored programmes such as MGNREGA, IAY, NSRLM are implemented by the DRDA and executed by VDBs through active participation and involvement of people at the grass root level. “Presently, DRDA Zunheboto comprises of 167 recognized VDBs with a total household of 18,900 as per 2001 census”, DPO said. DC Zunheboto requested the department to give achievement reports of the blocks i.e. Akuluto and Suruhuto in the next DPDB.
While discussing on the importance of conservation of wildlife, the members agreed to provide safe passage for the migratory birds Amur Falcon which is about to arrive in the state shortly. The members also decided to keep the public informed to do away from harming the birds.
In regard to the agenda, apprised by NST Department for cutting down of trees and shifting of electric pole from the premises of Helipad, the members felt the importance for security and safety measures and therefore, requested the NST and Electrical Department Zunheboto to tie up and implement the work at the earliest possible.
Augmentation of road which is under progress from Chakhabama to Zunheboto Town was discussed and the members felt that the expansion of road to full span seemed to be in practicable within the town and therefore the members agreed to recommend to the concerned authority for making considerable expansion of the two roads in the town i.e. the present road (AOC to Daily Bazar) via NST and Laghilato road to facilitate convenience of the public and the travelers.
Deliberating in regard to the Government HODs who remain habitually absent from their duties in the station (Zunheboto), the members discussed and felt that every HODs should be sincere and loyal in discharging their duties in order to upgrade the image of the respective department. The meeting concluded with vote of thanks from the chair.
