Following the covid 19 lockdown, all administrative activities had come to a halt but Nainital administration has now geared up and has resumed the multipurpose camps.
At the initiative of District magistrate Savin Bansal today resumed the multipurpose camps holding first such camp post covid lockdown at Betalghat. The camp was held at the remote Khilad village in Betalghat in Nainital district.
Bansal himself on foot reached the remote village and took up the grievances of the villagers. He had to walk a steep kutcha mountainous road before reaching the Khilad village. The district magistrate also announced several sops for the government school that was the venue of the multipurpose camp. It included construction of a room in the school for setting up of library, construction of boundary wall of the school and providing a computer to the school.
It is noteworthy that multipurpose camps are being held in the remote villages of the state regularly and are aimed to address the concerns of the villagers at the very spot. Uttarakhand Chief minister has been directing district magistrates for frequently holding of such camps.
Saturday, 05 December 2020 | PNS | Nainital
