District Collector Madhumita Inspects Anganwadi Centre, Eklavya Residential School and Primary Health Centre During Kosagumuda Visit

Nabarangpur, Oct 24 [UDN}:: Nabarangpur District Collector Smt. Madhumita visited Kosagumuda Block on Thursday to review the implementation of various government development schemes and inspect several institutions and ongoing projects. During the visit, she interacted with concerned officials and local residents to assess the progress of developmental activities, the quality of public services, and the issues faced by people in the area.

As part of her field visit, the Collector inspected Anganwadi Centre No. 2 at Rajoda, the Eklavya Model Residential School at Bada Ambada, and the Primary Health Centre. She reviewed the services and activities being provided at these institutions and gathered information about their functioning and the facilities available to beneficiaries, students, and patients.

The District Collector subsequently visited the intake wall at Ghatabasuli, where she interacted with villagers affected by floods. She enquired about the difficulties they had experienced, listened to their concerns, and sought information regarding their immediate needs and the assistance required to address the problems caused by the flooding.

Later, at the Kosagumuda Block Office, Collector Madhumita held a review meeting with block-level officials to assess the progress and implementation of various schemes under the Panchayati Raj and Drinking Water Department. The discussions focused on the status of ongoing development projects, the effectiveness of implementation, and the delivery of essential services to the public.

During the review, the Collector directed the concerned officials to ensure the proper and timely implementation of all development works, maintain the quality of public services, and take effective steps to resolve problems faced by local residents. She stressed the importance of coordinated efforts among the departments concerned to ensure that government schemes are implemented efficiently and that their intended benefits reach the people.

The visit formed part of the district administration’s efforts to monitor development activities at the grassroots level, assess the functioning of public institutions, address the concerns of flood-affected communities, and strengthen the delivery of essential services across Kosagumuda Block.