DHARWAD: Revenue minister R V Deshpande instructed the deputy commissioners to increase a humane method to problems and act rapidly to offer relief to other people suffering from herbal calamities.
Chairing a gathering to study the placement within the six districts under Belagavi department caused by way of heavy rains and flooding right here on Tuesday, the minister instructed officials to be able with necessary facilities to take on any scenario coming up out of heavy rain. There is not any scarcity of price range to offer relief, he said.
The minister said he would hold discussions with finance division officials to simplify the procedure to offer relief to sufferers of herbal disasters and are available out with a circular detailing the simplified mode of payment.
Directing DCs to hold weekly meetings and video meetings with the officials at the taluk level to grasp the placement regularly, Deshpande said the DCs should tour the district to grasp the ground realities and make sure speedy relief to the affected other people, instead of sitting in place of business and depending at the subordinates for information.
“There is a possibility of floods, harm to life and assets because of heavy rains. Anticipating bother, officials should be alert and able to offer speedy relief. The govt will provide all reinforce,” Deshpande said.
On payment of repayment to the dependents of those killed in herbal calamities, Deshpande said the principles provided for payment of Rs four lakh and there was an modification to the rule of thumb to offer Rs 1 lakh from the Chief Minister’s Calamity Relief Fund.
Deshpande said the deputy commissioners should have no less than Rs 5 crore with them to offer relief to sufferers of herbal disasters. “If the volume with them is less than Rs 5 crore, steps might be taken to liberate more price range,” he said.
Noting that the presence of all officers used to be necessary to take on the placement during any calamity, Deshpande instructed deputy commissioners to not permit any officer to head on go away. “Only in deserving instances, should go away be sanctioned,” he said.
Belagavi MP Suresh Angadi, MLAs from Dharwad district C M Nimbannavar, C S Shivalli, Shankar Patil Munenkopp, Amrut Desai, Belgavi MLAs Anjali Nimbalkar, Laxmi Hebbalkar, P Rajeev, Mahantesh Koujalgi, Kumta MLA Dinakar Shetty, Principal secretary (Natural Disaster Monitoring Cell) Gangaram Baderia, Belagavi regional commissioner P A Meghannavar, DCs of Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag, Belagavi, Vijaypura, Bagalkot and Uttara Kannada districts and ZP presidents have been provide.
Chairing a gathering to study the placement within the six districts under Belagavi department caused by way of heavy rains and flooding right here on Tuesday, the minister instructed officials to be able with necessary facilities to take on any scenario coming up out of heavy rain. There is not any scarcity of price range to offer relief, he said.
The minister said he would hold discussions with finance division officials to simplify the procedure to offer relief to sufferers of herbal disasters and are available out with a circular detailing the simplified mode of payment.
Directing DCs to hold weekly meetings and video meetings with the officials at the taluk level to grasp the placement regularly, Deshpande said the DCs should tour the district to grasp the ground realities and make sure speedy relief to the affected other people, instead of sitting in place of business and depending at the subordinates for information.
“There is a possibility of floods, harm to life and assets because of heavy rains. Anticipating bother, officials should be alert and able to offer speedy relief. The govt will provide all reinforce,” Deshpande said.
On payment of repayment to the dependents of those killed in herbal calamities, Deshpande said the principles provided for payment of Rs four lakh and there was an modification to the rule of thumb to offer Rs 1 lakh from the Chief Minister’s Calamity Relief Fund.
Deshpande said the deputy commissioners should have no less than Rs 5 crore with them to offer relief to sufferers of herbal disasters. “If the volume with them is less than Rs 5 crore, steps might be taken to liberate more price range,” he said.
Noting that the presence of all officers used to be necessary to take on the placement during any calamity, Deshpande instructed deputy commissioners to not permit any officer to head on go away. “Only in deserving instances, should go away be sanctioned,” he said.
Belagavi MP Suresh Angadi, MLAs from Dharwad district C M Nimbannavar, C S Shivalli, Shankar Patil Munenkopp, Amrut Desai, Belgavi MLAs Anjali Nimbalkar, Laxmi Hebbalkar, P Rajeev, Mahantesh Koujalgi, Kumta MLA Dinakar Shetty, Principal secretary (Natural Disaster Monitoring Cell) Gangaram Baderia, Belagavi regional commissioner P A Meghannavar, DCs of Dharwad, Haveri, Gadag, Belagavi, Vijaypura, Bagalkot and Uttara Kannada districts and ZP presidents have been provide.
Be humane, act swiftly: Deshpande
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