In an effort to empower and enhance the role of women in the local community, Joint Collector Ketan Garg has taken proactive steps to reinforce the Women's Federation. Garg's recent directive to various concerned departments emphasizes the importance of strengthening this vital organization, which plays a pivotal role in advancing the rights and status of women in the region.
During a recent visit, Joint Collector Ketan Garg personally inspected a bulk milk cooling centre located in Rotarypuram village, situated within the Bukkarayasamudram Mandal. During his visit, he inquired about the readiness of local farmers to supply milk to Amul Dairy, a key participant in the Jagananna Pala Velluva Scheme.
Garg took an active interest in assessing the potential milk supply, including details on the number of farmers willing to contribute and the expected volume of milk to be collected. He also ensured the quality and operational status of the bulk milk cooling centre, ensuring it meets the required standards.
Continuing his visit, Garg also examined the automatic and gauge station established in Rotarypuram village. His meticulous scrutiny of these facilities demonstrated his commitment to ensuring their efficient operation and functionality.
Key officials from various government departments accompanied the Joint Collector during this significant visit, including CPO Ashok Kumar Reddy, DCO Prabhakar Reddy, Animal Husbandry Department JD Subrahmanyam, AD Ratnakumar, MPDO, Tahsildar, and others.
Through this hands-on visit, Joint Collector Ketan Garg has reaffirmed the importance of strengthening the Women's Federation as a fundamental step towards empowering and uplifting women in the region. The collaborative efforts of local authorities and officials demonstrate a collective commitment to advancing gender equality and women's rights in the community.
