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Girijana Darbar held in Integrated Tribal Development Agency
Integrated Tribal Development Agency Project Officer Pamela Sathpathy conducted Girijana Darbar in her office on Monday She and along with the unit officer attended the programme and received the applications from tribals Large number of tribals from various villages attended the programme and submitted to their appeals
Bhadrachalam: Integrated Tribal Development Agency Project Officer Pamela Sathpathy conducted Girijana Darbar in her office on Monday. She and along with the unit officer attended the programme and received the applications from tribals. Large number of tribals from various villages attended the programme and submitted to their appeals.
The PO read every petition and forwarded the same to the concerned officer for clearing. Pamela directed the officials to clear all applications at the earliest. She also reviewed the pending applications with unit officer.
She asked the officials tell the reason for the delay in disposal of the applications. She asked the messages in this regard to the petitioners immediately so that they do not face any difficulty. She also directed officials to upload the petitions on the ITDA website.
