CURATED BY – SUSHIL SONI | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Anuppur, with the aim of developed India as well as developed Madhya Pradesh, to prepare the Developed Anuppur @ 2047 vision document, a district level public dialogue program was organized in the District Panchayat auditorium with the aim of all-round and inclusive development of the district in the presence of District Panchayat President Mrs. Preeti Ramesh Singh, Vice President Mrs. Parvati Balmiki Rathore, District Panchayat members Ms. Bharti Kewat and Mrs. Kiran Charmkar and other public representatives and officials.

Regarding developed Anuppur, Additional Chief Executive Officer of District Panchayat Mr. K.K. Soni, Chief Medical and Health Officer Dr. R.K. Verma, District Education Officer Mr. T.R. ARMO, District Program Officer of Women and Child Development Department Mr. Vinod Paraste, Deputy Director Agriculture Mr. N.D. Gupta, Assistant Engineer of Water Resources Department Mrs. Sarita Mishra and Executive Engineer of Public Health Engineering Department Mr. H.S. Dhurve gave information about the departmental concept regarding Vision Documents @ 2047. Information regarding Vision Documents was given by Statistical Officer of Planning and Statistics Department Mr. Kabirpanthi. He gave general geographical information of the district etc.

Chairman of District Panchayat Mrs. Preeti Ramesh Singh suggested preparing a vision roadmap by including concrete and practical ideas under Anuppur @ 2047 Vision Documents developed in the direction of all-round and inclusive development. She said that public aspirations, ideas and priorities should be included in the vision documents.

Vice President of District Panchayat Mrs. Parvati Balmiki Rathore said that there is a need to make the district prosperous by doing big work on health, education, agriculture, irrigation facilities. He said that when 100 years of independence are completed, in 2047, along with Madhya Pradesh, Anuppur district should be developed and established strongly. He stressed on monitoring the works. He said that the specific needs and possibilities of the district should be identified and included in the vision documents.
In the district level public dialogue program, suggestions were obtained by discussing topics like strengthening health structures, expansion of modern facilities in education under the education department, empowerment of women and youth, prosperity of farmers and public awareness, economic development and employment opportunities, women empowerment, farmer welfare, welfare of low income group citizens, priorities for tribal development etc.