Archive · 19 May 2025
Home for Endosulfan Victims to be Built in Bhatkal
Imagine a place where people who have been affected by a certain illness can live and get help.
This is exactly what's happening in Bhatkal!
The government is building a special home for people who are dealing with the effects of endosulfan.
These individuals often have trouble with everyday things like talking or walking, and the home will give them and their parents a safe place to live.
The government is also making it easier for people to get help by bringing services directly to them, instead of making them travel to distant offices.
Many issues have been resolved in the past, and more help is on the way!
A home for endosulfan-affected persons will be built in Bhatkal.
The government has allocated Rs 2 crore for the project.
The home will accommodate both affected individuals and their parents.
Officials are directed to resolve public grievances promptly.
The Janaspandana program aims to deliver government services directly to citizens.
- Who
- Endosulfan-affected persons and their parents.
- What
- Construction of a home for endosulfan-affected persons.
- When
- Announced on Saturday during the district-level Janaspandana programme.
- Where
- Manki village in Bhatkal taluk, Uttara Kannada.
- Why
- To accommodate and provide care for endosulfan-affected individuals and their parents.
- Project Location
- Manki village, Bhatkal taluk
- Government Allocation
- Rs 2 crore
- Affected Residents (Bhatkal)
- Over 500
- Janaspandana Program
- Delivering government services directly to citizens
- Resolved Applications
- 941 district-level, 975 taluk-level (previous meetings)