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Officers urged to come up with growth plans
In a review on education, the collector said that they would achieve 90 per cent pass in the tenth class within three years for which required cooperation of all welfare departments of SC, ST, Minority and the officials of district education.
Kothagudem: In an meeting held on Friday at the Collectorate, district collector Rajiv Gandhi Hanumanthu directed the officials to come up with plans which would speed up the implementation of development and welfare schemes. He reviewed the development works in the district in various departments.
In a review on education, the collector said that they would achieve 90 per cent pass in the tenth class within three years for which required cooperation of all welfare departments of SC, ST, Minority and the officials of district education.
He also reviewed the irrigation developments and directed the marketing officials to open Rythu Bazaars. The collector also reviewed the Animal Husbandry, Medical, Technical Education and Mission Bhagiratha works.
