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  • Collector Shri Dhawade did surprise inspection of various health centers of Bharatpur

    Collector Shyam Dhawade, during his visit to development block Bharatpur, took stock of the arrangements after reaching for a surprise inspection of various health centers operating in remote forest areas. Giving strict instructions, he said that there are 188 sub-health centers in the district, necessary construction and facilities should be ensured in all the sub-health centers, so that health workers do not face any difficulty in discharging their responsibilities and more and more people get medical facilities easily. be able to meet The Collector directed the concerned officers present on the spot to strengthen the arrangements and to monitor the CEO, District Panchayat Shri Kunal Dudawat continuously.

    Collector Shri Dhawade visited the Primary Health Center, Bahrasi and inspected OPD, IPD, Cold Chain Store, Labor Room etc. daily. Also got information about institutional delivery. Similarly, he talked to the patients admitted in Community Health Center, Janakpur and inquired about the health facilities being provided to them. He also visited the kitchen room and nutrition rehabilitation center. He also discussed the outbreak of seasonal diseases and malaria in Bharatpur. Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr. Rameshwar Sharma apprised the Collector about the intention to start OT here and also informed about the room constructed for this. The Collector after observing and directed the concerned officer of the Public Works Department to get the necessary construction and repair work done.

    During the inspection of the Primary Health Center Madisarai, the health workers present here for the coordination meeting took information about the necessary facilities in their health centers and taking quick cognizance of the boundary wall in the Primary Health Center Madisarai, increasing the capacity of the solar plant, necessary in the sub-health center Harchowka. Instructions for providing repair and access road, boundary wall, motor pump, sub-health center in Deogarh, paver block path in sub-health center Singrauli, electrical system, boundary wall etc. and to complete the incomplete construction work in sub-health center Chidaula, sub-divisional of Rural Engineering Services Department. given to the officer.

  • Gauthan will be the basis for the empowerment of Self Help Groups – Collector Shri Dhawade

    The Gauthans built in the Gram Panchayats under the Suraji Gram Yojana are becoming ideal places for the empowerment of the women of that village. Every effort is being made to strengthen it further. Collector Shyam Dhawade, along with District Panchayat CEO, Kunal Dudawat, visited village Ghughra of Sonhat development block to inspect the Gothan built under the ambitious scheme Suraji Gram Yojana of Panchayat Rural Development Department. While inspecting the Gauthan and Multiutility Center located in Ghughra, he interacted with the women of the Women Self Help Groups and inquired about their business in detail. Before this, he also inspected the site by climbing the tower of the Forest Department in Paharpara.
    During Sonhat excursion, Collector Dhawade inspected the Gauthan located at Ghughra. Here he took information from the women of the group working in the multiutility center about their livelihood, economic benefits and the families of the women of the group. During this, the nodal officers of Gothan were also present along with the representatives of the Gram Panchayat. Here the women making fly ash from machines told that till now they have sold 70 thousand bricks. 3 per int is being sold at the rate of Rs. After this, he took information about the demand and sale of the product from the self-help group manufacturing slippers.
    Sudeshwari, a member of the group, said that in the weekly haat market held in nearby gram panchayats, sales of 400 to 500 rupees are done. Collector Mr. Dhawade, encouraging the women of the group, asked the price of a pair of slippers and also paid its cash price to Sudeshwari by purchasing a pair of slippers of his own size. He said that the women of the group should work with full heart, all possible help would be given to make them financially capable. After this, Collector Mr. Dhawade talked to the women doing vermi filtering in Gothan. He also inspected the pasture adjoining Gauthan and inquired about the Napier Grass planted and its total production and sale. Talking to the local people about the availability of water in the pond near the Gauthan complex, he said that now after the treatment is done, it will have water throughout the year. During this, local public representatives and government officials were present along with the villagers.