Chandigarh, 22nd March, 2016:
A
meeting of District Level Committee to monitor SSA/RMSA/MDM was held today i.e.
on 22/03/2016 under the chairmanship of Hon'ble Member of Parliament, Mrs.
Kirron Kher.
The
following members were present in the meeting:-
·
Mayor, Municipal Corporation Chandigarh
·
Dy. Commissioner, Chandigarh
Administration,
·
Chairman, Zila Parishad, Chandigarh
Administration
·
Director School Education, Chandigarh
Administration
·
Dy. Director-cum-Deputy State Project
Director, SSA, Chandigarh Administration
·
Dy. Director-cum-Deputy State Project
Director, RMSA, Chandigarh Administration
·
District Education Officer, Chandigarh
Administration
·
Medical Officer Health, Sector-17
·
Block Development and Panchayat Officer,
Chandigarh
·
District Food and Supplies Officer,
Chandigarh
·
Sh. Pramod Sharma, Coordinator,
Yuvsatta,
Mr.
Rubinderjit Singh Brar, Director School Education presented achievements under
SSA, RMSA and MDM during the financial year 2015-16, which were appreciated by
the members of the committee.
Mrs.
Kirron Kher, Member of Parliament raised the concern regarding shortage of Primary
Schools in Dhanas area, shortage of number of classrooms in Government Middle
School Palsora Colony and Government High School Sarangpur. She also suggested
to rope in "Iskcon" in the field of MDM Scheme through Akshaya Patra Foundation. She also showed concern on the functioning of
unrecognised schools and the future of the students studying in these schools,
if these schools are closed.
Sh.
Arun Sood, Mayor, Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh raised the issue of the old
eucalyptus trees in schools as these old trees are a constant threat to the safety
of children of the school and neighbourhood residents. He also raised the issue
of 7 Primary Schools under Municipal Corporation, Chandigarh. He also suggested
that it should be ensured the playgrounds of all the Government Schools be made
available to neighbourhood children to play after school hours.
Sh.
Ajit Balaji Joshi, IAS, Deputy Commissioner, Chandigarh Administration raised
the issue of proper care of CWSN children. He showed concern on the high
dropout rate at Secondary level and suggested to track the dropout children. He
also stressed the admission of EWS as per RTE Act and land allotment scheme.
It
was also decided that a review meeting will be held within next 3 months.
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