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Udupi: All government schools in the district should have a playground, emphasize sports activities and prioritize the full development of children. Maheshwar Rao  Secretary of Commerce and Industrial Department and district in-charge Secretary pointed out to the officials of the public education department.

He was speaking after presiding over a progress review meeting held with district-level officials at the Rajathadri district office on Thursday, January 31.

He said the district a total of 580 government-run schools, of which the first stage is at least 30 schools in the goal-setting, made up of school children, game-lessons useful and spacious playgrounds, All the schools, physical educators and young people’s empowerment bureaucrats come together in consultation with this task, Please implement future during a meeting to implement the following week With the present director, said Mahabaleshwar Rao.

The Department of Agriculture and Horticulture in the district should organize programs that promote agriculture and horticultural tourism. Encourage those interested in fisheries to promote fisheries, he said.

NABARD and the National Agricultural Development Project Fund should be submitted to the Government for possible use. He suggested to the Agriculture, Horticulture and Fisheries authorities to persuade the farmers of the river to adopt micro irrigation systems on their land as rivers are likely to dry up in the summer.

Of the 53 houses in Udupi, 9 were in GPS and 1 was in Gadgets. Of the 26 houses in Kundapur, 5 were repaired, 1 was built, 6 were laid for foundation. When officials were informed that the rest of the house had not been started, the caretaker secretary responded by giving a deadline for those interested in building the house and completing the pending construction.

District Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadeesh said that the repair work of the rain-damaged roads and school building pending repair work should be completed by the end of February. When asked about the drinking water system and electricity connection in Kollur Mookambika Temple, the water was stored in the dam. Officials said the water connection was provided and the work on the power connection was in progress.

Anganwadi visitation programs are held throughout the district. 39 officers have been assigned to the task while 22 officers have given the first round of reports to the department, said the deputy director of the Department of Women and Child Welfare, R. Shesappa. The Secretary in charge suggested that all departmental officers should visit the Anganwadis and submit a report to the District Collector every month.

The blueprint of the building has been prepared and submitted to the government for the purpose of upgrading the district hospital. This time it will be proposed in the budget. District Surgeon Madhusudhan Nayak said there were 299 medical equipment operating in the district and 40 equipment was damaged. The Secretaries in charge suggested that the equipment needed for repairs be carried out and the necessary steps to be taken.

The Department of Revenue and Forest Department’s Surveyors have jointly conducted a survey to determine the extent to which the Land Survey of the Department of Forests and the Revenue Department of the Forest Department has caused confusion among the people. The Revenue Department and the Forest Department should jointly survey the quarry crushers to resolve the confusion.

He suggested that a survey of small lands should be carried out in the next stage of a large land survey and that all the taluks heads and the heads of the districts should be carried out.

Kundapur AC K. Raju, Deputy Collector Sadashiva Prabhu, Municipal Councilor Ananda Kalolikar, District Forest Conservator Kamala, Karkala and Kudurmukha Deputy Forest Conservator P. Ruthrane, Tahsildar of all taluks and officials of various departments were present at the meeting.