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He urged PHED&WS and WRD departments to achieve 100% functionality of defunct borewells in the district and assured his necessary support.
He congratulated the award winning students and requested Dept of education to Honour them in the school assemblies. This, he emphasized, would boost their morale and inspire other students.
During the samaroh, all the participating line departments received mementos for their contributions. Colleges (AUS College, CP Nanchoom Polytechnic College, and VUB College) were presented with mementos for participating in the Jal Utsav Run. Winners of the literary competition were awarded certificates and medals.
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DC Namsai emphasised the motto of the campaign which are to create awareness about water conservation, rejuvenation, and sustainable usage among students, youth, SHGs, teachers, ASHAs, and AWWs.
He acknowledged the district’s saturation under the JJM scheme but highlighted challenges in operation and maintenance. During the campaign, mass awareness has been provided about the concept of Village Water and Sanitation Committee (VWSC) which speaks about taking ownership of the drinking water facility and its operation, he said.
He encouraged award-winning students to excel academically and urged departments to ensure sustained monitoring of Jal Sampada.
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He lauded PHED&WS department and all the stakeholders involved for the successful conduct of the campaign and expressed his gratitude to HMLA and ZPC for their constant support in the campaign.
ZPC, Namsai commended the works undertaken during the campaign and assured orientation and monitoring of GPC and VWSC chairperson activities on the ground concerning JJM.
Concluding his speech, he suggested that the campaign can be conducted annually even in the absence of directives from the ministry and set an example and benchmark for other districts to follow.