Archive · 18 Jul 2026
Collector Calls for Transparency in Dairy Scheme
The Collector of Khammam District, Divakara TS, wants the Indira Mahila Dairy Scheme to be run fairly and following the rules.
He told officials to keep costs low, make sure the animals bought are good quality, and let the people who get help choose their own animals.
He also wants special teams in each area to watch over the process and make sure everything is done right.
The goal is to buy 50 dairy animals every week for 25 people, all while keeping things fair and of good quality.
Collector Divakara TS emphasized transparent and guideline-compliant implementation of the Indira Mahila Dairy Scheme.
Officials were directed to control administrative expenditure and maintain high standards of quality.
Beneficiaries must actively participate in the selection of dairy cattle.
A robust monitoring mechanism, including a special committee in every mandal, was instructed to oversee the process.
An action plan was prepared to procure 50 dairy animals weekly for 25 beneficiaries.
- Who
- Khammam District Collector Divakara TS
- What
- Called for transparent implementation of the Indira Mahila Dairy Scheme
- When
- During a review on Friday
- Where
- Khammam District
- Why
- To ensure quality, transparency, and compliance with government guidelines
- Scheme Name
- Indira Mahila Dairy Scheme
- Location
- Khammam
- Official
- Divakara TS (District Collector)
- Key Directive
- Transparent and guideline-compliant implementation
- Monitoring
- Special committee in every mandal