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CCDF Materials Distributed in Upper Constituency Ranbirpora, Drass

The Dispatch StaffBy The Dispatch StaffDecember 30, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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Drass, December 30, 2025: Councillor Ranbirpora Constituency, Drass, Abdul Samad, today distributed materials procured under the Councillor Constituency Development Fund (CCDF) to various community institutions and beneficiaries during a programme held at Ranbirpora, Drass.

The distribution ceremony was conducted in the august presence of the Assistant Director (AD) Fisheries, Block Officers, and a large gathering of community members from the area.

Under the CCDF initiative, aimed at strengthening community infrastructure and improving public services, the following items were distributed:

Shamiyanas distributed at the community level to villages including Matayeen, Pandrass, Holiyal, Mushkoo, Muradbagh, Goshan, Bearas, and Ranbirpora for public and social functions.

Kitchen sets distributed among the communities of Troungjen, Goshan, Ranbirpora, etc.

Solar motor along with solar plate and fishing rods/equipment to support sustainable livelihood activities.

One computer set along with a printer provided to Middle School Salampora to enhance digital learning facilities.

Hot/Cold AC (1.5 Ton) distributed to community gathering centres at Muradbagh, Ranbirpora, and other locations.

Furniture and fixtures distributed for Community Halls at Ranbirpora, Muradbagh, and Goshan to improve facilities for public gatherings and events.

Addressing the gathering, Councillor Abdul Samad reiterated his firm commitment to inclusive and transparent development, assuring the public that CCDF resources would continue to be utilized judiciously for the welfare of the people. He emphasized that such initiatives play a crucial role in strengthening community assets, promoting education, and supporting sustainable livelihoods.

The community members expressed their gratitude to the Councillor and the administration for addressing grassroots needs and supporting overall development in the region.

The programme concluded with a vote of thanks to all officials, stakeholders, and community representatives present on the occasion.

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