#HeroesOfTheDay campaigns, insurance for medical staff — Goalpara Deputy Commissioner, Varnali Deka, writes on how her district fought Covid and other crises.
The district magistrate of Bastar in Chattisgarh writes how UNICEF, volunteers, and loud speakers came together to educate the children in the tribal district during Covid crisis.
Deputy Commissioner of Khunti, Suraj Kumar, writes about how his Jharkhand district restored its livelihood economy, while containing the spread of Covid-19.
Successful public-private partnership & combination of mature and young officials — District Magistrate of Aurangabad, Bihar writes on his team’s Covid battle.
District Collector of Gadchiroli writes about his team’s efforts to conduct screenings at borders & awareness campaigns to fight social stigma of coronavirus.
District Collector of Uttar Bastar Kanker, Chhattisgarh, writes about his admin’s humanitarian approach in providing support at the grassroots level during Covid.
Running awareness campaigns, Covid-19 tracing & community kitchens — Rajnandgaon’s District Collector writes about the Chattisgarh district’s Covid battle.
Aditya Ranjan, Deputy Development Commissioner of West Singhbhum, tells how hunger is deadlier than Covid in Jharkhand, but the govt has risen to the occasion.
District Collector Puspendra Kumar Meena writes about the relief camps, SHGs and the Van Dhan scheme that are helping Kondagaon fight the Covid crisis and slowing economy.
The next phase of Northeast rail development hinges on turning ambitious surveys and bilateral connectivity plans into functioning cross-border railway links. This, however, remains shaped by regional geopolitics, local unrest in border states, and infrastructure challenges.
Research paper, however, finds lowest indebtedness level among Muslims at 12.3% & highest among Hindus at 14.9%. Overall national financial inclusion level at 87.2%, indebtedness at 14.7%.
Fresh details of operation conducted by IAF, Army have come out in gazette notification giving citations of those who were awarded Vir Chakra for their bravery.
On 21 Oct, a buzz went up that the govt had released full list of gallantry award recipients along with Op Sindoor citations. I put an AI caddy on the job. It took me into a never-ending rabbit hole.
It’s all on paper. No outcome. I can support comment above of Gaurav Saha. There is no progress in Goalpara. Rather it progress graph is going down day by day. We can proudly remember name of previous DCs. They have always uplifted the progress in Goalpara but all degrades in her days. Civil Hospital, Goalpara was one of the cleanest and best in Assam but now….. Attendance and teaching in Schools was far better than these days. People are waiting month after month for just a copy of Electoral Roll. Roads are getting worse. It’s been almost 2 years, no sign of upgrading Krishnai bridge, people are travelling through a Bailey bridge. All claim of giving assistance to flood victims or awareness for COVID-19 are not exception. All DCs are doing their best in this regard. It is their basic duty. You cannot claim that you are doing exception. You are doing far worse than other districts. And the reporters in the district.. so shameless. You should be ashamed of Journalism. Have the guts to stand against her, don’t shake hand. At last, shout as much as you can but we know that you have done nothing for the District. It’s all on paper, not on field. We will not miss you if you ever get transferred from our loving district. Shame on YOU.
Whatever….this is a cock n bull story will be believed by people far away lands. Locals know the real state of affairs. The main roads especially from agia-goalpara road are in terrible shape, it has got huge potholes…. resembles less of a road than craters in the moon. Many accidents and Back injuries have occurred. It has been around two years but no progress. There is no progress. They bring politician from a different route so as not expose themselves. Power situation remains bad, with frequent power cuts. They are many in the list but let them get first get the first two done
It’s all on paper. No outcome. I can support comment above of Gaurav Saha. There is no progress in Goalpara. Rather it progress graph is going down day by day. We can proudly remember name of previous DCs. They have always uplifted the progress in Goalpara but all degrades in her days. Civil Hospital, Goalpara was one of the cleanest and best in Assam but now….. Attendance and teaching in Schools was far better than these days. People are waiting month after month for just a copy of Electoral Roll. Roads are getting worse. It’s been almost 2 years, no sign of upgrading Krishnai bridge, people are travelling through a Bailey bridge. All claim of giving assistance to flood victims or awareness for COVID-19 are not exception. All DCs are doing their best in this regard. It is their basic duty. You cannot claim that you are doing exception. You are doing far worse than other districts. And the reporters in the district.. so shameless. You should be ashamed of Journalism. Have the guts to stand against her, don’t shake hand. At last, shout as much as you can but we know that you have done nothing for the District. It’s all on paper, not on field. We will not miss you if you ever get transferred from our loving district. Shame on YOU.
Whatever….this is a cock n bull story will be believed by people far away lands. Locals know the real state of affairs. The main roads especially from agia-goalpara road are in terrible shape, it has got huge potholes…. resembles less of a road than craters in the moon. Many accidents and Back injuries have occurred. It has been around two years but no progress. There is no progress. They bring politician from a different route so as not expose themselves. Power situation remains bad, with frequent power cuts. They are many in the list but let them get first get the first two done