Collector reaches out to septuagenarian woman
The Hindu
She has been waiting for land compensation for about two years
The sight of a septuagenarian woman, with a petition in her hands, waiting for his appointment caught the attention of District Collector Kartikeya Misra as he was leaving his office at about 1 p.m. on Wednesday. As Mr. Misra saw the woman stand up and fold her hands even as he was walking out of the office, he immediately approach her, ushered her into his chambers, offered her a glass of water, and enquired about her grievance. “Why do you climb up the stairs at this age? If you want to meet me, I would have come down. I am here for you. Now, tell me what is you problem,” the Collector said.More Related News

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