For first time B2V has 21 clear deliverables and targets; 15 to 20 lakh citizens to be involved

Nearly 20 quantified deliverables including 1 lakh skills training and 65,000 bank facilitation for self-employment
Referring to the record Tourist Footfall in J&K during the current year, the Visiting Officer said Panchayat Hutt also holds tremendous potential to emerge as one of the attractive tourist destinations owing to its picturesque beauty.
Referring to the record Tourist Footfall in J&K during the current year, the Visiting Officer said Panchayat Hutt also holds tremendous potential to emerge as one of the attractive tourist destinations owing to its picturesque beauty.Special arrangement

Kathua: Principal Secretary, Information, Higher Education Rohit Kansal, today visited remote Panchayat Hutt in district Kathua to preside over an array of activities during the ongoing Back to Village programme Phase-4.

An official spokesman in a statement issued here said that DDC Chairperson Kathua, Mahan Singh, Deputy Commissioner, Kathua, Rahul Pandey, ADC Basohli Ajeet Singh, District and Sectoral officers, Sarpanch Surinder Singh, and other concerned officers accompanied the Visiting Officer.

The Visiting Officer expounded on the concept of Back To Village and urged the Rural Populace to actively participate in the ongoing Back to village programme which is meant to assess the developmental achievements projected during previous B2V programs. He said that the main aim of B2V4 is to make the Rural Economy self-reliant by exposing ruralites to new skills, and vocational training and covering them under tailor-made government schemes of self-employment through proper handholding.

Referring to the record Tourist Footfall in J&K during the current year, the Visiting Officer said Panchayat Hutt also holds tremendous potential to emerge as one of the attractive tourist destinations owing to its picturesque beauty.

The Visiting Officer directed the officers to focus on the saturation of all schemes of their respective departments to provide benefits to deserving people in a transparent and hassle-free manner.

While interacting with the students, Rohit Kansal took feedback from them about the facilities available to them in the Panchayat.

The Visiting Officer also participated in Gram Sabha wherein he interacted with representatives of PRIs to take stock of their issues regarding the welfare and development of their respective areas.

After giving patient hearing to the concerns of the Panchayat inhabitants, the Visiting Officer assured them that their genuine issues like Road Connectivity, Piped Water supply, disbursal of Local Area Development Fund ( LADF) from NHPC SEWA project, shortage of School and Medical Staff will be taken up with concerned at appropriate levels to ease out the sufferings of the local populace.

Rohit Kansal also distributed the loan-sanctioned letters of various government schemes viz PMEGP, Banks besides distributing AB-PMJAY Health cards. He also distributed Land Passbooks among the local landowners.

Earlier, the Principal Secretary planted a sapling on the premises of GHSS Hutt where he appealed to people to encourage afforestation as a means to keep the environment clean and green. He also flagged off a rally of Anganwadi workers.

Rohit Kansal also visited the under construction CFC Hutt building, besides inspecting other developmental works of the panchayat. He also took feedback from the general public about the implementation of welfare schemes as well as developmental activities being executed in their respective areas.

Rohit Kansal also informed the audience that the Visiting Officers would act as a mentor for one year for their respective Panchayats acting as a bridge between them and the government.

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