DIMAPUR: The monthly meeting of the District Planning and Development Board (DPDB), Meluri, was held at the DB’s Court, Deputy Commissioner’s Office, Meluri, on November 11 under the chairmanship of Advisor for NSDMA and Inland Waterways, Z. Nyusietho Nyuthe.
According to a DIPR report, the meeting began with the introduction of two newly posted officers representing the District Youth Resources Department and the District Food & Civil Supplies Department.
Reviewing the agendas of the previous meeting, the chairman discussed the progress and follow-up action taken on issues raised earlier. The board also revisited the proposal for registration of the District Mason Union. Nyuthe directed that the proposal be given due consideration and pursued for appropriate action.
On the issue of shifting the existing dumping site to a newly identified location, Nyuthe requested the chairman of Meluri Town Council to ensure that the relocation is completed before December, stressing the need for timely action.
Deputy Commissioner Meluri, Phuleshe K. Yepthomi, urged all heads of departments (HoDs) to actively participate in the mass social work programme scheduled for November 13. He emphasised the importance of collective responsibility and the involvement of all government departments in maintaining cleanliness and contributing to the district’s overall development.
The DC also expressed concern over the frequent absence of some HoDs from departmental and DPDB meetings. He said regular attendance and active participation were essential for effective coordination, timely decision-making and smooth implementation of developmental activities, and urged all HoDs to discharge their responsibilities with greater commitment.
Assistant Urban Development Officer (AUDO), Phek, and Officer-in-Charge of Meluri district delivered a presentation on solid waste management, highlighting the importance of proper waste disposal and effective waste management practices. The District Industries and Commerce Department also presented its activities and initiatives undertaken in the district.
