Mangaluru: District Minister Dakshina Kannada V Sunil Kumar said that the disposal week to remove all pending files in government offices, ranging from Gram Panchayats to the district level, will be observed from February 19 to 28.
“After I took over it as a district.
Ministers, I understand that the files and applications are delayed more here.
The drive will ensure that no files are delayed in the government office table.
We have plans to remove thousands of applications and pending files in the district Through the drive, “said Minister to the media, with the interaction organized by the Journalist Association to work DK, here on Saturday.
Deputy Commissioner and CEO of Zilla Panchayat have been directed to prepare the drive.
Mela’s revenue will also be held in all elections, and after the drive, the beneficiaries will be informed about their application status.
Jadinya’s revenue will be decided after consulting with MLA, he said, adding that he would consult with all MLA from the district to discuss the development program.
Kumar said that the RS 8,000 Crore project under the modified distribution sector scheme (RDS) from the center will be taken by the Department of Energy to improve the quality of electricity, and also check transmission losses.
For demand for solar-powered pump pumps, Sunil Kumar said that Rs 108 Crore has been subject to sanctions to solar-powered irrigation pumps under the PM-Kusum scheme.
“About 10,000 farmers will benefit from it.
Under the kusum scheme, the solar panel will be installed on electric feeders, to supply electricity to the farmer’s IP set.
This will discuss around 2.5 lakh farmers in Karnataka,” he said.
Not lack of sand and illegal sand extraction, the minister said the state-level high power committee will meet on February 14 to decide sand extraction in the Crz area in Dakshina Kannada.
For queries in theft of livestock in Dakshina Kannada, the Minister said, “We will not tolerate illegal transportation transportation.
The government and administrative districts have been directed to increase patrols to check the illegal transportation of livestock.”