DC Budgam reviews progress on major developmental projects

DC Budgam Reviews Progress on Key Developmental Projects

Meeting Overview

Budgam, November 25: Deputy Commissioner (DC) Budgam, Dr. Bilal Mohi-Ud-Din Bhat, chaired a review meeting to assess the progress of significant developmental projects underway in the district. The session focused on accelerating completion timelines and ensuring the quality of ongoing works.

Project Review and Discussions

The meeting involved detailed discussions with officers from various departments, including Roads and Buildings (R&B), Power Development Department (PDD), Jal Shakti, Education, and Health.
Dr. Bhat instructed departments to adhere to set deadlines and maintain transparency in project execution.

He emphasized close monitoring of major initiatives such as the Ring Road project, District Hospital expansion, and new infrastructure for government schools. The DC highlighted that timely completion would directly benefit residents by improving service delivery and connectivity.

"Accountability and coordination among departments are essential to achieve the targets within the stipulated time frame," Dr. Bhat stated.

Departmental Directions

Monitoring and Accountability

The DC urged all officers to personally visit sites and submit weekly progress reports. He stressed adopting a problem-solving approach to remove bottlenecks delaying projects.

Dr. Bhat also noted the importance of public feedback and community involvement in maintaining the sustainability of new infrastructure.

"Development must translate into meaningful change on the ground, improving the lives of ordinary people," he added.

Conclusion

The meeting concluded with a call for synergy between all departments to achieve district development goals efficiently.


Author’s Summary: DC Budgam, Dr. Bilal Mohi-Ud-Din Bhat, reviewed the status of major projects, urging timely completion, accountability, and stronger interdepartmental coordination in Budgam district.

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