Shri Ganganagar, 30 October. The District Water and Sanitation Mission meeting was held on Friday in the Collectorate Hall under the chairmanship of District Collector Dr. Amit Yadav. The meeting directed the public to receive clean drinking water and to ensure quality in the Jal Jeevan Mission’s activities, instructing that purified drinking water be made available to the people.
In the meeting, the District Collector said that the public should receive pure and clean drinking water, and that water samples should be taken regularly for testing. Where samples are found non‑compliant, the water quality should be corrected and new samples taken. In schools, Anganwadi centres and health centres lacking drinking water connections, connections should be issued immediately so that the public is not inconvenienced. He added that every household should undergo 100% water certification and that any tasks not uploaded on the IMIS site should be prioritized for upload.
With the end of the Panchayati Raj general election code of conduct, start the water offering programme immediately and conduct it in line with the guidelines received from headquarters. The meeting discussed agendas related to the Jal Jeevan Mission and Swachh Bharat Mission, such as reviewing approved and ongoing schemes under Jal Jeevan Mission, 100% household water certification progress, water service assessment and Sujalam Bharat ID creation progress, water quality monitoring, review of Swachh Bharat Mission progress, and review of approved and progressing schemes under Amrit 2.0.
Information regarding the Jal Bandhu app was presented by NIC. In the meeting, SE Monitoring Mr. Mohanlal Arora presented a report on the drinking water system in the district. At this occasion, the Executive Engineer and Technical Assistant First Mr. Prashotam Lal, Executive Engineer Mr. Monindrajit Singh, Mr. Prakash Chaudhary, Mr. Rakesh Bishnoi, Mr. Parag Swami, CMHO Dr. Ajay Singhla, district officer of Swachh Bharat Mission Mr. Harvinder Singh, Mr. Kapil Sharma, and other assistant engineers of the department, along with members of the Water and Sanitation Mission, were present.