ADDC reviews progress of key development projects in Sub-Division Paddar

KISHTWAR, DECEMBER 22: On a day long visit, Additional District Development Commissioner (ADDC), Sham Lal, accompanied by Sub-Divisional Magistrate (SDM) Paddar, Arun Kumar Badyal, besides other concerned officers today conducted a comprehensive assessment of crucial developmental initiatives in the Paddar Sub-Division.

The review focused on pivotal projects including the Government Degree College (GDC) Paddar, Atholi Filtration Plant, BDC building Paddar, Panchayat Ghar Gulabgarh, and the Common Service Center (CSC).

The ADDC meticulously evaluated the progress of these vital projects, emphasizing their significance in the socio-economic development of the Paddar Sub-Division.

The Government Degree College in Paddar, envisioned as an educational hub, is poised to play a pivotal role in fostering higher education accessibility for the local populace.

Sham Lal assessed the construction progress and discussed strategies to ensure timely completion and the provision of requisite facilities for the college’s smooth functioning.

Additionally, the assessment of the Atholi Filtration Plant, a crucial infrastructure initiative aimed at ensuring a sustainable and reliable water supply, was a key focus of the review. The officials examined the status of the plant’s development, emphasizing the importance of this project in addressing the region’s water requirements.

The evaluation also encompassed the progress of the Block Development Council (BDC) building in Paddar, pivotal for administrative functions, and the Panchayat Ghar in Gulabgarh, integral for grassroots governance and community engagement. The officials deliberated on streamlining efforts to expedite these construction endeavors, recognizing their paramount role in strengthening local governance structures.

Moreover, the assessment extended to the Common Service Center (CSC), aimed at providing essential digital services to citizens, fostering digital literacy, and facilitating government-to-citizen (G2C) services at the grassroots level. Discussions revolved around optimizing the CSC’s functionality and expanding its reach to maximize its benefits for the local community.