Yadgir: Zilla Panchayat officials visit work sites, ask workers to use employement opportunities instead of migrating
Officials from the Yadgir Zilla Panchayat inspected work sites in local villages to assess employment opportunities for workers. They encouraged workers to utilize the 100 days of employment provided under MGNREGA instead of migrating for jobs. The project director emphasized the importance of proper facilities and direct payment to workers' bank accounts linked to their Aadhar cards.
- ▪The inspection was led by project director C.B. Devaramani.
- ▪Workers were advised to take advantage of local employment opportunities.
- ▪The zilla panchayat aims to provide sufficient employment to rural households under MGNREGA.
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Officials from the Yadgir Zilla Panchayat recently inspected work sites in Mundaragi and Ramsamudra villages in Yadgir taluk and Gursunagi village in Wadagera taluk to review the current physical status of the works provided to workers.The team of the officers, headed by project director C.B. Devaramani, following the instructions of Chief Executive Officer Lavish Ordia, visited the work sites.Mr. Devaramani briefly interacted with workers and advised them to make use of the opportunities during the 100 days of employment provided, and stop migrating to other places in search of jobs.He also directed panchayat officials to provide employment to the job card holders as per the target fixed for each gram panchayat and ensure the creation of man-days accordingly.The zilla panchayat will…
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