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DK Aruna Urges Effective Delivery of Government Schemes
DK Aruna met officials in Mahabubnagar to review government schemes and development work.
She said the schemes should reach the people who are meant to benefit from them.
She asked officials to try a rooftop solar programme in one village in each of the district’s three Assembly constituencies.
She also set a December target for municipal drinking water works under AMRUT.
Farmers and women’s self-help groups should learn about using drones to spray crops.
She encouraged natural farming and growing different crops that people want to buy.
Officials should also help Anganwadi centres without buildings seek government land.
She asked them to speed up construction of Anganwadi, village organisation and Gram Panchayat buildings.
DK Aruna urged officials to ensure Central government schemes reach eligible beneficiaries.
She called for PM Surya Ghar pilots in one village in each of the district’s three Assembly constituencies.
Municipal drinking water works under AMRUT were directed to be completed by December.
She called for drone-use awareness for farmers and women’s self-help groups, and promoted natural and diversified farming.
Officials were asked to propose government land for Anganwadi centres without buildings and expedite construction of local facilities.
- Who
- Member of Parliament DK Aruna and district officials.
- What
- Aruna reviewed schemes and development works and issued directions on their implementation.
- Where
- Mahabubnagar district.
- When
- Tuesday; no date was specified.
- Why
- To improve implementation of Central government schemes and ensure eligible beneficiaries receive their intended benefits.
Key facts
- Review meeting
- District Development Coordination and Monitoring Committee (DISHA)
- Solar pilot
- One village in each of the district’s three Assembly constituencies
- Solar scheme
- PM Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana
- Water works deadline
- December
- Water scheme
- AMRUT
- Other directions
- Promote drone-use awareness, natural farming and diversified crops; address land and building needs of Anganwadi centres.










