Sarah R Ritse, along with the members of Mangkolemba Town
Council during its official visit to Mangkolemba on May 21.
- DIMAPUR — With
the purpose to engage in formal discussions and conduct assessments, a
four-member delegation from the 4th State Finance Commission under the
leadership of its chairperson, Sarah R Ritse, retired commissioner and
secretary, visited Mangkolemba Town Council (MTC) on May 21 and held a joint
meeting.
- According to a DIPR report, the meeting revolved around the
five-year plan for Mangkolemba town. During the discussions, MTC members
provided a short overview of the town, highlighting its needs and challenges
particularly the insufficient internal resources to carry out essential
development projects such as market facilities, roads and drainage systems.
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- On a positive note, the availability of land was identified
as a considerable asset for future development efforts.
- It stated that the town council has sought intervention of
the State Finance Commission to help address its resource shortfall for various
infrastructural and civic initiatives aimed at enhancing the overall quality of
life in Mangkolemba town.
- The meeting was attended by officials and councilors of
Mangkolemba Town Council, spearheaded by the executive officer of MTC and ADC,
ward chairmen, Gaon Boras and the general secretary of Jangpetkong Senso
Telongjem Mangkolemba (JSTM).
- Report stated that all the attendees have actively
participated in the discussions, offering their perspectives and concerns
regarding the town's developmental agenda.
- Meanwhile, the Mangkolemba Town Council has conveyed a sense
of optimism for a fruitful and impactful outcome in the coming five years.
