Cleaning campaign ‘Namma Ooru Superu’ launched in Dindigul, Theni districts
The Hindu
DINDIGUL
DINDIGUL
Cleanliness drives under the the 'Namma Ooru Superu' scheme rolled out by the State government kickstarted in 306 village panchayats in Dindigul district on Saturday.
The drives under the scheme will be carried out in villages of 14 Panchayat Unions in the district until October 2, stated a press release.
Collector S. Visakan inspected the drive being carried out at the premises of Dindigul Union Office.
Further, he also inspected the progress made under the scheme at Seelapadi Panchayat and directed the officials concerned to carry out these works effectively and efficiently.
Additional Collector (Development) C. Dinesh Kumar, Assistant Director (Panchayats) Rengarajan, Block Development Officers Krishnan and Malarvan and others were present.
Collector K.V. Muralidharan flagged off the cleanliness drive under the scheme rolled out by Rural Development and Panchayat Raj Department at the Seelayampatti panchayat of Theni Panchayat Union.
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