Peren DPDB approves Unity Park development, community parks and key infrastructure proposals at its November meeting
DIMAPUR — The monthly meeting of the Peren District Planning and Development Board (DPDB) for November was held at the DC’s conference hall, Peren, on November 6, under the chairmanship of Deputy Commissioner (DC) and DPDB Vice Chairman, Hiazu Meru.
According to a DIPR report, the board approved several proposals, including the development of Unity Park at Beikingpuichak and its maintenance by the District Headquarter Youth Organisation (DHYO), as well as the earmarking of community parks and spaces for government schools, Anganwadi centres and health centres in all colonies and wards under the District Headquarter Master Plan.
On the development and maintenance of Unity Park, the DC informed the house that he had convened a meeting with the District Headquarter Youth Organisation and Welfare Society to discuss the matter.
Considering the large area of the park, it was proposed that the DHYO take responsibility for its maintenance. The organisation agreed to undertake the responsibility, and the proposal was subsequently approved by the board.
The board also unanimously approved the registration of the NQWA Development Society, Jalukie ‘B’ Village, based on a proposal received from the ADC Office, Jalukie.
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EAC Jalukie, Sizin Renttah, informed the house that he had personally verified the functioning of the society and found it actively engaged in community welfare activities. He also confirmed that the society fulfilled all the required criteria for registration.
Regarding the state-wide mass social work scheduled for November 13, the DC urged all heads of offices and staff to extend their cooperation and actively participate in the programme.
He also asked all heads of offices to conduct cleanliness drives within their respective office premises.
At the outset, the DC welcomed the members and special invitees from the Luangdimai Citizens Forum. Following a review of the proceedings of the previous meeting, the board deliberated on various agenda items and approved the proposals placed before it.
During the meeting, the Cooperation department and the Luangdimai Citizens Forum made PowerPoint presentations highlighting their respective activities, programmes and initiatives.