Latehar: Deputy Commissioner Sandeep Kumar on Saturday chaired a review meeting at the Collectorate auditorium to assess the progress of development works being undertaken through the District Mineral Foundation Trust (DMFT) and various projects being implemented under the District Untied Fund.
During the meeting, officials presented detailed updates on the physical and financial progress of development schemes being executed with DMFT resources. Reviewing the status of ongoing projects, the Deputy Commissioner directed concerned departments to ensure timely completion of all approved schemes within the stipulated deadlines.
Emphasising quality and transparency in implementation, Kumar instructed officials to expedite pending projects and strengthen inter-departmental coordination to facilitate smooth and time-bound execution of works. He stressed that all projects should be completed in accordance with approved estimates while maintaining prescribed quality standards.
The Deputy Commissioner said that schemes being implemented through the DMFT play a crucial role in improving infrastructure and public services in mining-affected areas of the district. He directed officials to ensure the effective execution of these initiatives so that residents receive the intended benefits.
The meeting also reviewed development projects being carried out under the District Untied Fund. Officials briefed the Deputy Commissioner on the physical achievements, financial expenditure and overall progress of the schemes. Taking stock of the current status, Kumar sought detailed information on work quality, project implementation and financial performance, and directed departments to ensure that all works are executed in line with approved specifications.
Among those present at the meeting were Deputy Development Commissioner Syed Riaz Ahmad, ITDA Director Sarojini Tirkey, Additional Collector Salman Zafar Khijri, Deputy Election Officer-cum-In-Charge Officer (DMFT) Mary Madki, Civil Surgeon Dr Rajmohan Khalkho, District Planning Officer Sameer Kullu, executive engineers of concerned departments and other district officials.
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