CURATED BY – DHEERAJ KUMAR AHIRWAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Damoh, Collector Sudhir Kumar Kochar reached village Balarpur of the district at 8 am today and took stock of the historical heritage Madha scattered in Khera. During this, when the villagers informed about the water problem of the village, the Collector instructed the officials of Jal Nigam to solve the problem immediately. Thereafter, the Collector inspected the Anganwadi center and school of Gram Panchayat Jharouli under Jabera district, where he found the arrangements satisfactory, he talked to the students and encouraged them to study, looked at their notebooks and gave tips for studies. During his visit, the Collector took stock of the ancient historical building of Radha Raman Janaki temple in village Muwar.

He took stock of the ancient pond in Jharouli and the famous Siddh Baba Sthal in Muwar, where the Collector praised the villagers when he came to know about the care of trees by the villagers. The collector heard the problems of the villagers and directed the officers to solve them immediately. On receiving a complaint about meat and fish shops being opened on the roadside and in the open in Banwar, he immediately directed the officers to remove the meat and fish shops being opened on the roadside and in the open.

The collector said that today he has inspected Chhitra, Jharouli and Muar villages. The historical and archaeological wealth of Damoh has also been reviewed at these three places and along with that the Anganwadi Bhawan, school building and mid-day meal kitchen shed, apart from this, old ancient stepwells have also been inspected.
The collector said that for the problems told by the villagers, instructions have been immediately given over the phone to the concerned officers, they will visit the concerned places in the next one or two days, see things and solve the problems. He said that information has been obtained about the archaeological wealth, due to which work will be done for its conservation. There is a statue of archaeological importance in Jharouli, it will be taken to the district museum and kept there. The statue will be installed in the museum within the next one or two days, so that it can be properly maintained there. He told that continuous efforts are being made to solve the problems of the village.