Union MoS Education chairs review meeting in Budgam
BUDGAM: The Union Minister of State (MoS) for education Annpurna Devi on Friday toured Budgam district and convened a meeting to take a detailed review of implementation of Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) and welfare initiatives.
The minister is on a visit to Jammu and Kashmir under the Central Government’s outreach programme.
The Minister appreciated the district administration for the overall work and impressed upon the continuation of engagements with the same spirit, conviction and dedication.
The minister said that district Budgam shall be a pilot district for introduction of new skill development and vocational courses.
The Minister said there should be no gap between J&K and other areas of India. She said every beneficiary should benefit from all schemes of GOI.
“There are complete facilities like class rooms, toilets, uniforms, books, mid- day meals served under PM Poshan scheme and further development will take place in the education sector,” she said.
The Minister said all the genuine demands of the public will be adhered to by GOI and Government of UT of J&K.
She said that the Union Government is committed towards welfare of its masses and outreach of its welfare schemes to genuine beneficiaries in a fixed timeline.
On the occasion, she also e-inaugurated various projects and laid e-foundation stone of three road projects of R&B sector worth Rs 1939.00 crores, eight Water Supply Schemes under JJM worth Rs 65.71 crores, six roads under PMGSY and R&B worth Rs 39.17 crores and construction of Baba Naseer Mamath canal worth Rs 7.26 crore.
During the meeting, Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam presented a detailed status of progress of schemes including Ayushman Bharat, PMAY, PMGSY, MGNERGA, BBBP, SBM, ICDS, Youth Start Up Loan Schemes, PM Poshan, SSA and other welfare schemes through a powerpoint presentation.
The Minister was apprised about the school complex system under which there is sharing of human resources within the cluster schools, and also about the initiative taken by district Budgam in which one officer adopts one school for overall monitoring and guidance for better education under One School One Officer initiative.
It was informed that there are seven Atal Tinkering Labs functional in Budgam and every teacher of the school education department working in Budgam district is trained under NEP.
Director School Education Kashmir Tassaduq Hussain said that under the scheme “Talaash”, school drop outs and those who were never enrolled are searched and brought back to schools.
DC Budgam apprised the Minister that one emergency contact number-108 is functional in Budgam district and Covid vaccination and immunization is 100 percent.
DC Budgam said there is 100 percent saturation under Supplementary Nutrition Programme and others in ICDS and Social Welfare while saturation under Sehat Card shall be achieved in coming days.
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