Central Officers visit Jamshedpur: Insights shared on the implementation of various schemes 

Jamshedpur: The four-day training program for six branch officers from the Central Secretariat, Government of India, concluded today. During the program, the officers engaged in a meeting at the district collectorate with Executive Magistrate Mrityunjay Kumar and other officials, where they shared their experiences and gained insights into various developmental schemes.

The officers were briefed on initiatives such as the Antyodaya Mission, urban waste management, and solid-liquid waste management. They interacted with district-level officials to understand the implementation of central and state-sponsored schemes.

As part of the program, the officers visited blocks and panchayats in the Ghatshila subdivision to study ongoing developmental projects. They also toured the Uranium Corporation of India Limited (UCIL) plant to observe its operations and visited the CM School of Excellence in Bistupur to understand advancements in the education sector.

Additionally, the officers reviewed waste management initiatives in Jamshedpur, including the work being done with the support of Jusco. Executive Magistrate Aman Kumar served as the nodal officer for the program.

The officers who participated in the training program were:  Atul Srivastava, Section Officer, CPWD, Lucknow, Avkush Kumar, Section Officer, Ministry of Power, Monika Singh, Section Officer, Department of Food and Public Distribution , M. Gayatri, Section Officer, Department of Commerce, Renuka Kashyap, Section Officer, Department of Commerce, Heena Chauhan, Section Officer, Ministry of Defence.