Jamshedpur DC inspects Sabar Tola, stresses on timely welfare delivery for tribal families

Jamshedpur: Deputy Commissioner Karn Satyarthi conducted an inspection of Sabar Tola located in Arjunbeda under Gudabanda block on Thursday, emphasizing effective implementation of government schemes aimed at uplifting vulnerable tribal communities. He reviewed the status of various public welfare initiatives and interacted with villagers to understand their challenges and needs.

During his visit, the Deputy Commissioner enquired whether residents were receiving benefits from key welfare schemes such as ration distribution, housing assistance, old age pensions, Ujjwala Yojana, drinking water facilities, healthcare services, electricity, toilet construction, and employment under MNREGA. He instructed officials to immediately identify and provide benefits to any eligible individuals who have not yet been included under these schemes.

Highlighting the importance of socio-economic empowerment of the Sabar community, the Deputy Commissioner directed block-level officers to prioritize the delivery of services to all tribal families. He stressed that no beneficiary should be left behind in accessing government welfare.

As part of the visit, the Deputy Commissioner also inspected the primary and ashram schools in Arjunbeda. He took detailed feedback on the quality of education, availability of resources, student attendance, teacher presence, textbook supply, mid-day meal arrangements, and overall academic progress.

He directed teachers to improve classroom instruction and introduce motivational activities to spark interest and learning among students. He also called for close monitoring of food, security, and education arrangements in the ashram school to ensure a safe and enriching environment for tribal children.

Villagers took the opportunity to raise local issues and concerns directly with the Deputy Commissioner. In response, he instructed officials to work in coordination to ensure quick and effective resolution of the problems. The Block Development Officer, Circle Officer, and other departmental officials and employees were present during the inspection.