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Officials told to update details of developmental activities
The officials several welfare departments were ordered to upload up-to-date details of various developmental activities that were carried in the district. They were also told to submit the details of various developmental activities taken up to the Chief Planning Officer. District Collector Sarfaraz Ahmed inaugurated the ‘District Monitoring System’ at the Collectorate conference hall here on Tu
Karimnagar: The officials several welfare departments were ordered to upload up-to-date details of various developmental activities that were carried in the district. They were also told to submit the details of various developmental activities taken up to the Chief Planning Officer. District Collector Sarfaraz Ahmed inaugurated the ‘District Monitoring System’ at the Collectorate conference hall here on Tuesday.
Speaking on the occasion, the Collector ordered the Agricultural Officer to upload the details of fertilisers distribution and the subsidy alloted and other details related to agriculture department.
Speaking about Women and Child Welfare department, the Collector ordered the District Welfare Officer to upload the details of welfare activities that were taken up on behalf of the department and the details of implementation of various welfare schemes.
Certain parameters were fixed for various departments functioning in the district. Five for agriculture department, 12 for revenue department, ten for Women and Child welfare department, four for horticulture department, four for animal husbandry department, seven for BC welfare department, three for forest department, two for education department and three parameters for Health and Family welfare department were fixed, the Collector explained.
District Revenue Officer Ayesha Masrath Kanam, Chief Planning Officer Subba Rao, District and Rural Development Officer Venkateshwar Rao, District Medical and Health Officer Dr Rajesham, District Panchayat Raj Officer Narayana and Rural Development Officer B Raja Goud were present along with others.
