Andhra Pradesh Deputy CM Pawan Kalyan Moots ‘War Room’ to monitor drinking water supply

Andhra Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister K. Pawan Kalyan at a meeting with MGNREGS workers on Thursday. |Photo source: KVS Giri

Deputy Chief Minister and Panchayat Raj & Rural Development (PR&RD) K. Pawan Kalyan has directed officials to set up a “drinking water war room” at the Rural Water Supply (RWS) department headquarters, and collectors continuously monitor water supply conditions and resolve issues with minimal time.

On Mayday, Mayday, near Mangalagiri, near Mangalagiri, Mr. Pawan Kalyan stressed that in Mayday, the PR&RD department held a meeting of the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Assurance Plan (MGNREGS) held by the PR&RD department, Mr. Pawan Kalyan stressed the need to be linked to the plan, while pointing to the government’s direction committee and requesting the international committee to adopt 16 recommendations.

He said that under MGNREGS, the funding provided to the PR&RD department is like oxygen, which is being accepted for many development projects and is given the most emphasis under Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM).

Mr Pawan Kalyan said the state government submitted a proposal worth Rs 8.7 crore to various project centres under the JJM and received approval of approximately Rs 2.9 crore and must be used in 2028 until 2028. “More money is needed to roll out the mission, but the state must wait for the center to overcome its restrictions to orders and pay for Schemes in schemes in anra and Schem in andr and Schem in and and and “and” and “and” and “and”.

In addition, Mr Pawan Kalyan said the government is working to involve young people in the work of MGNREGS so that they can make money, in the process, help create assets for the country. He said MGNREGS workers are essential for the development of the country. Therefore, state governments prioritize their benefits and can increase their daily wages through careful social audits.

According to the basic principle of “dignity of labor”, the profession of everyone in society, whether it is a doctor, a scientist or a worker who works in sports, should be respected.

Last year, MGNRegs in the state spent Rs 10,600 crore, including wages of Rs 61,900 crore. He added that as part of the “Palle Panduga”, a lot of development work is being performed.

Those present included Chief Secretary (PR&RD) Shashibhushan Kumar, MVRK TEJA and Director (MGNREGS) Shanmukh Kumar.